If you were to look at a Google trends graph of the term ‘no-code’, you’d see an explosion in 2020, which is only growing further this year. No-code has suddenly become one of the hottest buzzwords in legal tech. But what does it actually mean? …
Mishcon de Reya, which was one of the first law firms to launch a legal tech incubator – MDR LAB, is moving forward with plans to list on the stock market in London. As part of the IPO every member of staff at Mishcon would become a shareholder in the listed business, which is a great way to democratise ownership of a legal business. …
The group which owns collaborative doc editing platform, SmashDocs, has become part of the massive Japanese conglomerate, Toppan. Germany-based smartwork solutions GmbH, which was created …
In-person legal tech conferences are now coming back to life, including Artificial Lawyer’s flagship Legal Innovators events in London and San Francisco, USA. But, how would you like them to be? What kind of post-lockdown measures would you want to see? …
A new legal tech startup, curiously named LegalAI, hopes to automate the pre-court litigation process for consumer claims case assessment. The company also hopes to …
By Elizabeth Basten, CMO, Clarilis Whatever your thoughts on the speed of tech adoption in law, some firms are setting the pace for others to …
It’s probably the most well-known brand in its segment, but what does Kira Systems look like these days? What are its key capabilities? In this …
Changing Legal is building a Legal Standards Database and conducting a survey (see below) to gather information. The goal is to create a free resource …
There is always more news that you can shake a legal tech stick at, so here’s some of the stories you may have missed. – …
Reynen Court has launched a new ‘full-service offering’, with Womble Bond Dickinson signing up to it as an early adopter. In addition to Womble Bond …
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