“Though the customer is always right, there are some customers you do not want” - Jeffey Fry (whose other inspirational quotes include “A single thread of hope is stronger than all the chains that bind you.”)

How do you help law students to really get to grips with legal tech and the changing profession?

Stories abound these days about general counsels wanting their outside law firms to help them with innovation and technology efforts. My own conversations indicate that the real wish goes a step further.

New York private equity firm Insight Partners has once again backed New Zealand legal tech startup LawVu in a $NZ20 million (A$18.4 million) top up to last year’s Series A.

Cryptocurrency litigation is soaring, prompted by a surge of investors in the space, and US proposals promise more rules to fight over in coming months and years.

Innovation Opportunities This is the unexpurgated memo (bar the removal of two footnotes) that I sent nearly five years ago to a member of the Executive Committee of Latham & Watkins. At home it was…

Om het werk van de juristen interessanter te maken en vooral om cliënten beter, sneller, transparanter en voordeliger te helpen, experimenteert het Haagse advocatenkantoor Delissen Martens met legal tech.

n what is a sobering finding amid the CLM buzz, a survey by Onit’s ContractWorks group found that over three-quarters (77%) of inhouse lawyers had ‘experienced a failed technology implementation’, with some even leaving their jobs partly because of the tech they had to use.

Lawyers have a disparate array of technology tools and systems at their disposal – for email, documents, billing, invoicing, CRM, and much more.

In his day job, Jonathan Pyle is the contract performance officer at Philadelphia Legal Assistance, where he is responsible for compliance, reporting, and implementing

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