In what is the most significant sign yet of wide-scale adoption of the technology, online consumer law company, Rocket Lawyer, announced yesterday that it will be partnering with smart contract pioneer OpenLaw and blockchain developer ConsenSys, to roll out a variety of blockchain-based applications, starting off with a ‘Rocket Wallet’ to link to the Ethereum blockchain. …
For a conference firmly rooted in AI, blockchain and all things legal tech, I was surprised that the focus of ILTACON 2018 was predominantly human. Human successes, human failures, and human communities in this evolving world of legal tech. …
Google has announced the launch of a system to collect data from the Ethereum blockchain, including data on transactions from self-excecuting contracts. It will operate via its BigQuery enterprise data analysis platform. …
Leading Irish law firm, McCann FitzGerald, has added a further Neota Logic-based expert system to its suite of legal tools for clients, this time a Director Compliance …
Preventive risk system, Intraspexion, has increased the capabilities of its ‘pre-crime’ legal review tech. Named by Artificial Lawyer – part in jest, and part seriously …
Legal AI pioneer Kira Systems has announced a $50m investment from Insight Venture Partners, making it the largest ever funding of an AI company in this sector, and one that will undoubtedly accelerate the company’s growth. …
Legal tech start-up Alacrity Law has announced that Clare Wardle, General Counsel and Company Secretary of Coca Cola European Partners and Rob Dinning, Former General Counsel, Operations & Technology at Barclays Bank, have joined the company’s advisory board. …
International law firm, Kennedys, has launched a new data science and tech development centre in India after bringing inhouse a team it had been working …
The tax group within LexisNexis, known as Tolley, has created an NLP-driven, automated tax bot that can answer questions about accounting issues and learn from the feedback you give it. It may prove to be of use to both accountants and lawyers working in this field. …
‘Someone’s going to do this one day,’ is probably the most frustrating comment I’ve received after a product demo. It simultaneously acknowledges the merit of the concept while offhandedly dismissing the ability to execute it. But it was one of first comments my co-founder, Sahil Zaman, and I got when we started talking about the concept for our company, Closing Folders. …
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