This article was originally published on Above the Law and has been republished. As the gap between technology adopters and their less savvy counterparts continues to widen, we’re likely to see some striation in the legal tech market. It’s no secret that the market for legal technology is becoming more saturated by the day (for …
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The legal services profession is slowly but surely waking up to the potential of new technologies to disrupt and transform, says Katie Chung, assistant director at private equity firm Dunedin. In a profession characterised by tradition and convention, change may feel uncomfortable. But law firms able to harness the benefits of new technologies now have an …
Travers Smith joined a growing list of law firms creating legal tech tools, but unlike their counterparts, it’s providing the coding to use and edit its email management tool for free. Usually when law firms develop legal technology, either it’s to make a profit or it’s free to further the firm’s branding as a legal …
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By Bob Ambrogi on Lawsitesblog.com For the first time last year, annual investment in legal technology companies reached $1 billion. This year, legal tech investments have already surpassed that, totaling at least $1.2 billion to date — a record for annual investment in legal technology, and with three months still to go before year end. I …
This article was originally published on LawTech.Asia and has been republished. In October 2018, LawTech.Asia published the first-ever detailed outline of the legal technology sector in Singapore. It was the result of a months-long project to map out the root, state and outlook of the legal technology sector in Singapore, and furthers LawTech.Asia’s fundamental purpose …
With vast challenges facing the legal profession it is essential for law firm bosses to rehumanise the practice of law, and “prioritise people over budgets, office politics, timesheets and bureaucracy,” according to a chief executive. NewLaw firm Keypoint Law has just marked its five-year anniversary since launching in the Australian market. During this time it has grown from a …
This article was originally published on The Law Society UK and has been republished. Legal tech isn’t magic and it won’t solve all your problems. Sorry. Without a detailed understanding of the problems you’re looking to solve, as well as the people and the processes governing them, there’s little point diving into a new tech …
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Originally published on Forbes.com by Mark A. Cohen Lawyers use words like masons lay stones. Words are tools of the legal trade. It’s odd, then, that one of the most important words in the legal lexicon, “upskilling,” is scarcely known to most legal professionals. That will change soon—here’s why. Upskilling is a term well-known to business. In …
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Legal technology companies have to get out of their own way in vying for law department adoption, and buyers need to know what they want. The legal technology industry has some significant hurdles to overcome in its increased push to sell into legal departments, general counsel say. And GCs admit that they are part of …
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Business tech is still behind, but it’s able to learn lessons from the consumer side. If you spend any time at all online, you have almost certainly experienced a form of data targeting. You know the drill: you log onto your Amazon account to search for an item you want to buy, and less than …
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