Smart contracts that operate via a blockchain have one little problem: you can’t normally use British pounds, dollars or Yen (i.e fiat money), to conduct business with them. Instead you have to use a cryptocurrency, something that not everyone wants to do. …
Always plenty of news coming out of the legal AI and wider legal tech world, so here is another quick wrap-up of what’s important. …
Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with Shawn Gaines, the Director of Product and Community Marketing, at ediscovery platform Relativity and asked him if he could tell us some more about the company’s ambitious growth strategy to create a ‘legal tech app store’. …
Blockchain developer the Tezos Foundation has announced that it will issue a undisclosed sum as a grant to Clause to develop a smart legal contract layer on top of its own Tezos blockchain. …
Artificial Lawyer is always keen to hear about new legal tech companies, especially from markets that don’t get a lot of coverage, and so it was great to catch up with Nico Del Rio, Manager, at Knowlex, a Belgian legal tech pioneer. …
Following an earlier success in relation to fintech, the British Government is leading a legal tech trade mission to Austria and Switzerland. …
Global law firm Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF), IBM and tech network Data61 have formed a consortium to build the Australian National Blockchain (ANB) – the country’s first cross-industry, …
Leading legal AI company, Seal Software, has added to its recent hire of legal ops expert Julian Tsisin from Google, with now the hire of Dave Pasirstein, a veteran of the pharmaceutical industry with nearly 20 years at Merck. …
In further proof that legal tech startups are still booming, UK-based legal spend pioneer, Apperio, has this morning announced the completion of a $10 million (£7.5 …
Artificial Lawyer last caught up with virtual data room (VDR) company Ruby Datum, which uses a healthy dose of machine learning, back in December 2017, …
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