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Towards responsible AI governance: soft law’s dance or referee’s watch?

Events, Legal AI, Policy & Law / November 21, 2023

The ceaseless advance of technological innovation, especially AI, is reshaping our lifestyles, professional landscapes, and interactions with the world. As AI’s capabilities burgeon, the imperative to establish a robust governance framework becomes paramount. The impact of AI on society demands careful choreography covering innovation and legal and ethical considerations.  Picture the AI landscape as a …

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Solving problems in legal one step at a time by harnessing the power of micro-solutions

Legal innovation, Podcast, Video series / January 18, 2024

Legal challenges can be daunting, often requiring intricate solutions that seem overwhelming at first glance. The natural tendency to search for shiny end-to-end LegalTech solutions to address ongoing challenges, however, does not automatically guarantee success. In the legal industry, for instance, a survey by by Onit’s ContractWorks group highlighted that over 70% of inhouse lawyers …

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Embracing the power of feedback in LegalTech application development

Legal innovation, Podcast, Video series / January 18, 2024

In the rapidly evolving legal innovation landscape, meaningful innovation does not merely revolve around the creation of cutting-edge applications; it is also about understanding the intricate needs of the legal professionals who use them. Today, LegalTech developers face a critical challenge: how to build technology that seamlessly integrates within the dynamics of the legal environment …

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Some notes from Legal Tech in the South West [Guest post Manu Kanwar]

Events, Guest post, Legal innovation, LegalTech / October 4, 2023

By Manu Kanwar, Founder at LexSolutions & Co-Founder and Director at Majoto Below are some notes and reflections since, after this great one day conference. Separately, I will write about the magic of the day; the atmosphere carefully curated; the sense of purpose, togetherness and collaboration; and the friendships solidified and started. Here though, are …

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Low-code/ no code as tools to accelerate legal innovation

Legal innovation, Podcast, Video series / January 18, 2024

Throughout human history, people have encountered challenges and sought solutions. From ancient times to the modern era, the drive to innovate and address problems has been a constant force propelling society forward. The legal industry too is built upon this premise, essentially placing at its core one question: how can we solve legal problems?  With …

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How Law Firms Can Innovate Successfully: Start Small to Win Big [Guest post Betty Blocks]

Guest post, Legal innovation, Podcast, Video series / January 18, 2024

By Chris Williams, Head of Community at Betty Blocks Innovation, a term that can sometimes seem daunting, is often viewed as a disruptive force, requiring seismic shifts in strategy and operations. In the legal sector, where tradition and precedent often rule, the concept can be particularly intimidating. However, innovation doesn’t have to be a complex …

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Demystifying Misconceptions Surrounding Legal Innovation

Legal innovation, Podcast, Video series / January 18, 2024

Is the legal industry ready to embrace the winds of change? The legal industry, traditionally known for its conservative nature, is experiencing a significant shift as legal innovation takes center stage. With advancements in technology, changing client expectations, and the need for improved efficiency, legal professionals are increasingly embracing innovation to redefine the way legal …

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How Should Businesses Respond to the EU’s First-ever AI Law?

Events, Legal AI, Policy & Law / October 4, 2023

That’s the question that The Law of Tech is going to tackle at the AI Summit in London together with our team Coran Darling (Associate (Intellectual Property & Technology) – DLA Piper), Kerry Sheehan (Head of Service Development and Innovation; Business, AI and Communication UK – Civil Service), Racheal Muldoon (Barrister at Maitland), and Var …

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