A collaboration of Suffolk Law School’s Legal Innovation and Technology Lab in the US and Stanford Law School’s Legal Design Lab with funding from The Pew Charitable …
The Politics of Legal Tech – Progressives vs Conservatives By Richard Tromans, Founder, Artificial Lawyer We don’t all want the same things when it comes …
Welcome to another Legal Tech Leaders Profile of people pioneering with legal automation, AI and data analytics in law firms and inhouse legal teams. Today …
Latham & Watkins has become the latest major firm to join the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium (GLBC), a group of industry stakeholders focused on ‘enhancing …
DoNotPay is important because it has encapsulated not just the idea that people shouldn’t have to pay to access their basic rights, but that it shows the way in terms of dealing with the legal world’s two central problems: it is too expensive for most people to use if they want a lawyer; and it is too complex for most people to use on their own. …
Artificial Lawyer supports the use of blockchain (distributed ledger) technology in the legal sector. There are clearly some solid use cases for such platforms, especially …
Seal Software and the Duke Law AI Showdown: Real-life Validation of #TheRealThing By Jim Wagner, Chief Strategy Officer at Legal AI company Seal Software A few weeks …
A new report by Big Four firm, Deloitte, has found growing support and use of RPA – or the unfortunately named ‘Robotic Process Automation’ – …
DoNotPay – the A2J platform started by Joshua Browder has today rolled out a collection of 14 different applications via the Apple iTunes Store that help …
Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with Charley Moore (pictured above), Founder and CEO of Rocket Lawyer, to ask about why the global legal services platform has …
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