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CheckRecipient: Using AI to Solve a Simple, But Big, Law Firm Problem
AI-driven cyber security start-up, CheckRecipient, may seem at first glance to be a very simple application: it stops you from sending emails to the wrong …
Month: November 2016
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ILTA Speakers to Law Firms: 'Engage with AI + New Legal Tech Sector'
Earlier this month, ILTA hosted London Insight, which was one of the largest legal tech events in the UK this year. There were plenty of great speakers to see, but …
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AI Start-up ‘Legit’ to Disrupt Patent World, Secures Seedcamp Funding
US-based legal AI start-up Legit Patents has secured funding from first round funder Seedcamp, as it prepares to disrupt the world of patent lawyers. Legit has …
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AI Podcast: A New Beginning for Lawyers? AI and the Law
Hello legal AI friends, here is something a bit different: our first AI Podcast. It features Fredrik Svärd, Editor of Legaltech.se in Sweden and myself, Richard Tromans, Editor …
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EY's Richard Goold: Legal Industry Faces Unprecedented Tech Change
Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with EY’s Richard Goold. We discussed how the $30bn revenue professional services firm is increasingly interested in AI and how legal tech and …
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Israel: Legal Tech in the Start-up Nation
As part of an effort to widen the awareness of different legal tech markets around the world Artificial Lawyer has asked guest writers to introduce their …
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Nextlaw Labs Invests in On Demand Legal Company 'Hire an Esquire'
Nextlaw Labs, the legal tech innovation platform of global law firm Dentons, has expanded its portfolio today with an investment in Hire an Esquire, a company …
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Advice for Legal Tech Start-ups from Seedcamp's Tom Wilson
Seedcamp is a first round fund that backs founders of tech-driven companies across several sectors, including legal. Artificial Lawyer talked to Tom Wilson, a former corporate …
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Build Your Own Expert System? – These Psychologists Did
A new automated expert system focused on child custody issues seems an unlikely challenger to today’s legal tech leaders, but its creation shows you don’t have …
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DIY Legal AI – The Pinsent Masons Way
Earlier this week UK-based law firm Pinsent Masons announced it was using AI technology to provide clients with a Brexit risk analysis tool. The story duly …