The Top 25 Artificial Lawyer Articles of 2020
Artificial Lawyer doesn’t often do ‘Best Of’ lists, but 2020 was such an extraordinary year it seems fitting to do one this year. So, please …
Artificial Lawyer doesn’t often do ‘Best Of’ lists, but 2020 was such an extraordinary year it seems fitting to do one this year. So, please …
What a year it has been! Even beyond the impacts of the pandemic there have been plenty of significant changes in the legal tech sector …
In a move that marks the end of an era in some ways, ROSS – one of the first ‘legal AI companies’ is to close. …
In an important contribution to the debate about the use of data in society, insurance-focused law firm, Kennedys, has said that it believes that when …
Mark Cohen, the well-known US-based legal tech commentator, has had an interesting career, spanning from a meteoric journey through commercial law to launching what was …
Brightflag, a NLP-powered legal spend and matter management platform, has bagged $28m in funding, from private equity firm One Peak plus existing investors Sands Capital …
When one thinks of Integreon one understandably thinks of legal process work. But, they also have a division that makes corporate content for their clients. …
Slaughter and May’s (S+M) incubator is a little different to others in that they pick a winner at the end of the programme that goes on to co-develop their product more closely with the firm. Yesterday S+M had its pitch day for its 2nd Collaborate cohort (see list below) and Juralio won following a vote and input from a jury. …
Four legal tech companies and an Oxford University-based research lab have joined the pilot phase of the Lawtech Sandbox R&D initiative. The UK Government-funded sandbox …
Introduction to an expert panel discussion on ‘How AI is changing legal due diligence’, by Imprima. In this panel discussion five legal and technology experts …
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