Legal Industry Workplace Culture Shift Post Pandemic
Legal Industry Workplace Culture Shift Post Pandemic Traditionally, law firms were able to attract and retain talent by offering generous monetary incentives, the possibility of future partnership, and the positive reputation that comes with being a corporate attorney in a reputable firm. Law students relished the thought of a stable and guaranteed source of high […]
UK Legal Tech and IP Law
UK Legal Tech and IP Law Technology legislation within the realm of intellectual property In the modern day, information technology and intellectual property infiltrate practically every domain. Some of the factors encountered include the fate of law in the information age, as well as the management and exploitation of various forms of creativity, reputation and […]
Big Law, Big Legal Tech?
Big Law, Big Legal Tech? Most partners, associates, silks, juniors and even trainees and pupils are aware of the often reiterated status of the legal profession as ‘recession proof’. No couple of years have proven such a professional folk tale true as those of the early 2020s and late 2010s. Quite unlike the relatively light […]
How can Article 17 GDPR and Blockchain technology reconcile with one another?
How can Article 17 GDPR and Blockchain technology reconcile with one another? Introduction According to Article 173 TFEU, the European Union shall contribute to promoting policies for innovation and technological developments to ensure the Union’s competitiveness[1]. A resolution from the European Parliament on DLTs and blockchains emphasises that it is of the utmost importance that […]
The Right to be Forgotten and the Immutability of Blockchain Technology
The Right to be Forgotten and the Immutability of Blockchain Technology To understand why it is difficult to erase data from a blockchain, the process of data storage and cryptography in a blockchain needs to be understood. In a blockchain, data is grouped into blocks that, upon reaching a certain size, are chained to the […]
British Law and Technology Timeline
British Law and Technology Timeline Legal Tech, or the segment of the legal industry that uses cutting-edge technologies, has completely transformed the way attorneys and law professionals work. It has generated new prospects to digitally renovate the legal industry and meet the expectations of tech-savvy clients. Surprisingly, this has not been limited to the top […]
Law Firm IoT: Adopting A Smart Office Solution
Law Firm IoT: Adopting A Smart Office Solution here is a growing demand for using technology to stay connected in and outside the workplace, especially due to hybrid and remote working during the pandemic. Following this change in working, there is an even greater demand to adopt smart office business solutions powered by the Internet […]
Remote Working and British Legislation
Remote Working and British Legislation How does working remotely affect procedures in place? The promise of higher profits through automation of routine tasks and the resulting efficiency gains has been the primary driving force behind the adoption of legaltech by law firms. The traditionally conservative legal sector has been a late adopter of technology, […]
Understanding Legal Knowledge Management
Understanding Legal Knowledge Management Legal practice is a knowledge-driven business. A firm’s ability to manage its knowledge and expertise affects its profitability, efficiency, brand and reputation. Effective knowledge management is particularly important for law firms compared to other professions as there is a continuous influx of knowledge not simply from within the business, but […]
Natural Language Processing in Legal Practice
Natural Language Processing in Legal Practice Online legal databases have been the traditional approach to conduct legal research and find case law. However, natural language processing is taking over by streamlining the entire research process. This article explains how natural language processing works and how it’s impacting legal practice. What is Natural Language Processing? […]
