ISSUE No.10
5th episode of the AIFC LegalTech Podcast is out!
In this episode, Mark Beer, OBE interviews Sophia Adams bhatti, Head of Strategy and Policy at Wavelength about the legal regulation, access to justice, and the future of lawyers and law firms beyond COVID-19.
Source: AIFC LawTech Advisory Council
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Lawyers “need outside help” to maximise lawtech start-ups
Lawtech start-ups set up solely by lawyers grow more slowly than those that with coders among the founders, research by Oxford University has found.
Mari Sako, professor of management studies at its Said Business School, said founders of start-ups should also consider locating where they had social ties to other founders and potential investors.
Source: Legal Futures
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The figures also show that the number of patents filed has increased by nearly 65 per cent over the past two years, up from 831 in 2017.
Source: The Times
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Cities all across the US have passed bans on facial recognition, with variations in how strong the regulations are. Though Portland, Oregon, banned facial recognition from all government and commercial use, others are only limiting it from police use.
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I tested AI legal tech tools - here is what I found
This article summarizes this presentation and attempts to encourage more lawyers to join the legal industry's transformation by searching the market and implementing new technology in their work.
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the global tech community will gather for the first time virtually to partake in high profile, highly inspirational events as part of the Silicon Valley Comes to the UK (SVC2UK) Digital Summit. Attendees will be brought together to discuss trends in the global business landscape, inspire each other through real-world, diverse stories of scaling and discover cutting edge technologies from experts in their field.
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The 2020 AILA Technology and Innovation Summit unites thought leaders, technology influencers and immigration law practitioners to provide insight into what’s happening now, what to watch for, and how we can shape the future of immigration practice. Building upon the success of AILA’s inaugural summit last year, this expanded program will explore key trends and emerging technologies impacting the future of law practices, the delivery of legal services to consumers in a disrupted universe, and the intersections of the many stakeholders in this new technological terrain.
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Online conference and hackathon: Law in the Age of Memes, Crowds and Blockchain
This digital conference will cover all the themes of decentralized justice and the recent developments at Kleros, while at the same time creating a vibrant space for the entire community to gather around and discuss how these key governance systems will function in the new normal.
The event will be free of charge and you can register and follow the updates via the link below.
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Legal Techy Tuesday Series: Evenor Virtual Demo
In this free virtual demo, Mapa Madhawa from Evenor will demonstrate the internal resourcing platform which maximises workforce utilisation through the power of data.
By matching skills with needs, Evenor breaks down silos and allows law firms to work in a more agile and collaborative manner. Work allocation is also more equitable as work is allocated based on merit, not preference.
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LegalTech Talks: Transformational Leadership
During this discussion our Speakers will look at some of the evolving initiatives and pressing projects at the top of the c-suite strategic and digital transformation agendas, whilst exploring the changing culture of leadership within legal services, and client-based values.
We’ll also have open conversation around topics such as work/life balance, flexibility, resilience, strengths, failures, and more.
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LEGAL TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION CERTIFICATE
The Global Legal Technology & Innovation Certificate (LTIC) aims to bring a breadth of understanding and engagement to legal practitioners around the world to enable them to engage fully with all relevant technology.
The Global LTIC is a programme designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice to enable the participants to acquire hands-on skills across a broad range of technologies.
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Nordic Legal Tech Day in Copenhagen
Every Nordic Legal Tech Day is a day full of interactions and knowledge sharing about the world of legal tech tools and the future role of legal departments and lawyers. This is a full-day event where you get to network with thought leaders, entrepreneurs and legal techies that are ready to transform the legal industry and the work life of lawyers.
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