Artificial Lawyer spotted Norton Rose Fulbright‘s interest in blockchain and smart contracts a few months ago (see earlier story) after the global law firm became …
While legal tech centres such as London, Toronto and New York are well known, the reality is that many other markets are also developing vibrant legal tech …
Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with Jonathan Patterson, Development Director, at UK law firm DWF, whose remit includes innovation and legal tech adoption. Many of the interviews here …
Australian law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Canadian AI start-up, Beagle, have launched a joint venture designed to market document review technology to the firm’s client …
The world of legal contracts is changing. A month ago Barclays used blockchain-based trade finance and bills of lading documents to complete an international transaction. …
A team of computer science researchers has developed an AI system that can predict whether or not a European human rights complaint would be considered legitimate by …
This article was written as a guest post by Nicoleta Uzorka Ion, Justin D. Johnson, Joseph Huang, Richard Clark and Fatiha Zine, who are all members of the …
Artificial Lawyer spent 12 happy hours at the Legal Geek Conference on Brick Lane in East London yesterday and can confirm to those who might …
Dentons’ tech innovation platform NextLaw Labs and tech fund Seedcamp have announced their backing for two new legal tech companies, Clause and Libryo, which will receive investment, …
The legal AI market has another new cognitive engine: UK-based Cognitiv+, which is a system designed to review documents and contracts, while also cross-referencing them with …
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