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November 23 · Issue #258 · 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 afternoon to this week’s Issue 258 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 about an initiative from Belgium lawfirm Monard law . In my opinion, an example in the legal market to experiment with a different kind of legal delivery! Great work Karen Braeckmans and team!
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Ondernemers krijgen juridisch advies via KBC-app | De Tijd
Het advocatenbureau Monard Law sluit de handen in elkaar met KBC om ondernemers juridisch advies te verlenen via de mobiele app van de bank en verzekeraar. ‘Lang niet iedereen beschikt over een bedrijfsjurist. Dit werkt drempelverlagend.’
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Value judgements | Feature | Law Gazette
Digitisation and a focus on more subjective business goals have made the act of measuring value a moveable feast. Yet there is no doubt that technology can enhance this process.
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Practice Innovations: Archangels of Innovation within law firms | Reuters
In the latest article in “Practice Innovations”, we look at Archangels of Innovation, those individuals within law firms who push new ways of working.
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How Legal Tech Is Being Reimagined
Legal tech will help businesses efficiently mitigate their risks. This can be done through more organized and compliant document storage, by using automation to streamline the contract creation process, or by using machine learning to detect potential red flags in complicated bodies of text.
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The Inevitability Of Legal Industry Change. Really?
Change has become a ubiquitous, ever-accelerating part of life. It is affecting how we live, work, interact, process information, and the buy/sell dynamic. The legal industry , however, continues to operate as it has for decades. That too will change. Here’s why.
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Buying the Constitution: This rise of DAOs in legal - Thomson Reuters Institute
Could Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) become the model for future business structures and transform the legal industry in the process?
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Iron Man + the Component Approach to Legal Technology – Artificial Lawyer
We’ve seen APIs and consolidation, but the future of legal tech could also be about using a component approach, or what we can call the ‘Iron Man strategy’, i.e. Jarvis (AI tech or other specialised software), the suit (the workflows and product infrastructure), plus the user.
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LEGAL IS FROM MARS, I.T. IS FROM VENUS – Syke
Over a 10-minute conversation I was able to redirect their efforts and set them on a path toward success. Without a “translator” Legal departments buy into solutions or processes, led by Procurement or IT, using misaligned expectations. This is not uncommon.
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Afriwise - African Law made simple
Afriwise is an online platform that provides instant answers to critical legal and business questions in Africa and helps you find the right local counsel for your needs.
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