Market Quiz
AL Summer Quiz – The Answers
In the depths of August, Artificial Lawyer published its Summer Quiz about the legal tech market. There were 20 questions. Here are the answers. Which …
Data Privacy + China
China’s New Data Privacy Law Triggers Legal Tech Response
The world has seen a raft of data privacy rules emerge in recent years, and now it’s China’s turn. Their new Personal Information Protection Law …
Litigation Funding + Data
Mishcon Forms Data-Led Litigation Funding JV
Mishcon de Reya has launched a new litigation finance joint venture called MDR Solutions in partnership with litigation funder, Harbour. Nick West, Mishcon Strategy Head, …
Legal Standards
Product Walk Through – SALI Legal Standards
You have probably heard a lot about the SALI Alliance project to develop a set of standards and a shared taxonomy to describe legal work …
Legal Tech Patents
How Brightflag Hopes Its NLP Tech Patent Will Help
Although it’s not always publicised, plenty of legal tech companies apply for patents. One such example is Brightflag, which has been granted a US patent …
Legal Tech Market
Onit CEO: ‘You Can’t Build A $1bn Tech Company on Legal Alone’
Onit had just bought spend management system Bodhala when CEO, Eric Elfman, spoke to Artificial Lawyer. He was upbeat, noting that Onit would now do …
Work Allocation
60% Don’t Have Info on Partner-to-Associate Work Allocation
BigHand has published follow-up findings to our recent Legal Workflow Management Report, based on data gathered from over 900 law firm respondents globally, and focused …
Legal Ops
NRF’s Stephanie Hamon – Data, Language and Change
Stéphanie Hamon left Barclays in 2019 to join Norton Rose Fulbright’s Transform group, where she is Head of the Legal Operations Consulting arm. One of …
New Term
Artificial Lawyer’s New Term Preview
For many people, this week marks the real beginning of the post-summer return to work. But what are some of the key themes of this …
Big Four
The Big Four Legal Arms Are Growing, But Don’t Panic
A new report by LexisNexis has outlined just how far the Big Four’s legal arms have grown in recent years. What also has changed is …