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January 19 · Issue #223 · View online
Hand-picked articles, resources, tools, and conversations from the world of Legal Tech. Curated by Jeroen Zweers @zweers and Jelle van Veenen @jellevanveenen.
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Good morning to this week’s Issue 223 of the Dutch Legal Tech Quarantine Update with a mix of Legal Tech and Covid19 legal-related articles. This week I like to point out an article from our friend Raymond Blijd from Legalcomplex. And my first column for Advocatie. This column is now in Dutch but in future issues of this newsletter, it will be published in English. In case you were forwarded this email, sign up here to subscribe our weekly Dutch Legal Tech Update. Every Tuesday, we send out our newsletter. If it appears you didn’t receive it, check your spam folder and make sure to whitelist us. Did you know we organize Dutch Legal Tech Meetups on a regular basis? Sign up here to become a member of our Meetup community and receive notifications on new meetups. |
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Robots and humans go hand-in-hand with legal tech - InhouseLegal
Legal tech promises to automate tedious and time-consuming tasks, thereby freeing up the time of inhouse counsellors. But what processes could be automated, and should the legal staff fear for their jobs in the future?
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Common Legal Landmines in Tech Startups - Must Read for New Tech Startups
Ignoring legal problems like these is a great way to blow up a new startup company from the inside out. Is your startup making these legal mistakes?
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California Bar Panel Weighs Legal Service Delivery Experiments
The legal industry needs new ways to deliver services in California that are more affordable and accessible to consumers, speakers told a state bar working group at its first hearing Thursday.
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How to ensure Legal Design does not become a victim of its own success
We explore what legal design is, we consider what it is about the term that has lawyers sitting up and taking notice, and we also think about what the next step is for legal design.
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Legal Tech Adoption Jenga: Alt Legal | Legaltech News
In this monthly series examining how legal tech companies succeed and fail encouraging tech adoption Alma Asay and Haley Altman examine IP docketing company Alt Legal.
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Year 2020 L&R - Legalcomplex
Year 2020 raised almost $10 Billion in L&R , where 74% went to Regulatory such as Privacy and 9,6% to Legal with ± 30% in contracts.
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First mover advantage | Feature | Law Gazette
Leading industry figures tell Joanna Goodman what it takes to leap off the traditional career escalator into the fast-expanding world of legal innovation.
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Why Can’t The Legal Function Prove Its Value?
Law is a persuasion business. So why does the legal function struggle to prove its value to business? Spoiler alert: lawyers are no longer the arbiters of their value–its customers are. In the digital age, the legal function must account to business–and drive value–as other functions do.
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Jeroen Zweers nieuwe columnist voor Advocatie - (Dutch)
Zelfbenoemd Legal Tech Dinosaur Jeroen Zweers maakte in de afgelopen 25 jaar naam als innovator binnen de advocatuur, eerst bij het Gelderse Dirkzwager en daarna bij Kennedy Van der Laan in Amsterdam.
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Jade - Customer success lawyers love
Jade is an AI-powered customer success platform that helps legal tech companies onboard, retain, and grow.
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