Training in legal technology is gradually finding its way into law schools, even outside the English-speaking world. Still, we need to remain realistic. No matter how progressive they are, law schools offering these courses are the exception and not the rule. The truth is that
“OK Nick, so I’ve set you up with 5 RDP sessions here into each of our SQL servers and here are the two Microsoft Access databases, on this USB stick, that we need you to merge into one SQL 2005 compatible version. I need this
On 31 May I attended the Innovative Legal Services Forum in Prague, Czech Republic. It brought together a number of speakers from around the world to discuss the latest happenings in legal tech and legal innovation. The day consisted of a number of talks and panel discussions from those
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As the interest around smart contracts grows, the debate around it grows too. Some say that smart contracts are the technology of the future that will dramatically reduce the need for lawyers – others say that this is a fledgling technology that will take many years to become workable
You’ve recently launched Autto, an online automation platform, could you tell me a little about it? It’s a workflow automation platform aimed primarily at law firms and regulated businesses. We’ve tried to make the automation easy by having a building block style interface where you can connect each workflow component together.
AI gets bad press for the jobs it might eliminate. Judicial jobs are not presently poised to disappear. But AI is definitely reshaping things. In part this is happening because non-lawyers are moving into the law business. The adversarial and coercive role of lawyers has
