Legal Tech
Do Richer Lawyers Mean More Legal Tech or Less?
Commercial lawyers, they’ve never had it so good – if you’re measuring just in dollars and pounds – but does this do anything for legal …
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Wilson Sonsini – 1st Ever Law Firm in Fast Company’s ‘Most Innovative’ List
Wilson Sonsini, which has rolled out multiple legal tech and innovation projects in recent years, has become the first ever law firm to make Fast …
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The Challenges of Selling Legal Tech – The Vendor View
Selling legal tech is a tough gig. As explored earlier this week, there are numerous challenges. This site asked a variety of vendors what they …
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Why Is Selling Legal Tech So Hard?
Legal tech is meant to improve the lives of lawyers and their clients. Meanwhile the legal world is growing steadily and is so vast now …
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How Do You Define ‘Legal Tech’?
What is legal tech? How can we define the term? It sounds easy, but try and figure out where it begins and where it ends, …
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The Mission Continues – AL Talks to Dan Jansen, CEO, Nextlaw Labs
Nextlaw Labs first rose to fame back in 2015 when the ‘legal tech innovation catalyst’ operated by the world’s largest law firm, Dentons, was in …
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If You Started Fresh With Legal Tech, What Would You Do Differently?
Artificial Lawyer’s editor is in Tokyo for a few days for the country’s first ever legal tech hackathon, and one thought came to mind while …
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Meet LITE Lab – Hong Kong’s Pioneering Legal Innovation Project
While legal tech and innovation projects in APAC centres such as Singapore are now well-known, Hong Kong has not received as much attention. So, Artificial Lawyer was …
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SE Asia Launches ALT – The Region’s First Legal Tech Organisation
A group of legal and technology experts in South East Asia have come together to launch the region’s first legal tech organisation, focused on the countries …
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Can Governments Help Grow The Legal Tech Sector? Yes, They Can
Can governments help the legal tech sector to grow? The short answer is: yes, they can. A case in point is how the British Government …