Product Walk Through
Product Walk Through: Neota Logic – Doc Automation
Neota Logic is a no-code system that can be applied to multiple use cases. One of those use cases is document automation. In this AL …
ILTACON
ILTACON Day One: Report From Las Vegas
ILTACON, normally the world’s largest legal tech conference, started in Las Vegas on Sunday. TJ Johnson, AVP, Legal Sector Strategist at Qualitest, has kindly offered …
Working Life
Everlaw Exec Calls For 4-Day Week in Legal Sector
Catherine Choe, Head of Legal Operations at Everlaw, the eDiscovery company, has called for the legal sector to adopt a four-day week, and if it …
Inhouse
Reynen Court Creates Inhouse Consortium With 20 Major Organisations
Legal tech ‘app store’ Reynen Court has launched a new wave of collaboration with the inhouse world that will see twenty corporate law departments forming …
AL News Wrap
AL News Wrap: Two Fundings and a Merger
Although Litera’s activities and the effects these have on the market produce enough news to fill a newspaper all on their own, today’s Artificial Lawyer …
Operational KM
Litera Buys Concep To Boost Operational KM
It’s another legal tech M&A deal and it’s Litera in action again, this time buying Concep, a system that collects relationship marketing data for law …
Standardisation
More Standardisation – Latham, WSGR + Orrick Create Open Cap Table Coalition
In another move toward standardisation, this time in relation to startup companies and how their share ownership data is maintained, a group of law firms, …
Procurement + Standardisation
Reynen Court Simplifies Tech Procurement With Model Contracts
Legal sector ‘app store’ Reynen Court is aiming to simplify the procurement of tech solutions using model contracts that it has built with its consortium …
PR Wars
Luminance Attacks Kira/Litera Deal In PR Battle
In an unprecedented example of a legal tech company attacking another in public, Luminance has announced via press release and social media that ‘it is …
Inhouse
Never Going Back…to a Law Firm, But Maybe to an ALSP
A new survey of inhouse lawyers has found that almost no-one would return to private practice, with just over half of the sample saying that …