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App-roaching the Bench: Providing Legal Services Through Technology

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Littler.com –  In this day and age, virtually every service provider has adopted some form of technology to assist clients and customers. Why should the delivery of legal services be any different? Scott Rechtschaffen, Chief Knowledge Officer at Littler Mendelson, and Kevin Mulcahy, Vice President of Education and Community Programs at Neota Logic, recently served […]

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Why Big Name Investors Like Mark Cuban & Kobe Bryant Are Investing in Legal Tech

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 Neil Watson* While lawyers are notoriously risk-averse, a number of legal entrepreneurs and non-lawyer entrepreneurs like Mark Cuban are changing the face of the law. Cuban announced this week that he would make an undisclosed investment in an ‘access to justice’ company called Paladin, partnering with legal giant Dentons, the world’s largest law firm by

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The Anti-Money Laundering Tool That Permits ID Verification in Seconds

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Vincent McCartney* Phase 2 of the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act (AML/CFT Act) is now live for accountants in practice and lawyers. These professionals are now required to perform ‘customer due diligence’ on their clients to verify their identity and ‘know your customer’ (KYC). The traditional method of identifying a client is

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Why AI Is Not The Main Focus For Law Firms’ Tech Spend. It’s This . .

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The endless articles about AI would have you thinking that it is top-of-mind for lawyers and law firm CEOs, but not so.  The Number One issue – at least according to a UK survey, is cyber security. The HSBC UK survey was conducted with  The Lawyer magazine, showing thast 70 per cent of law firms saw cyber-security

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The Taranaki Lawyer Who Could . . Making The Forbes List With Her Law Tech Biz

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Legal entrepreneur Claudia King has reached the Holy Grail of Lists – forgetting the Billionaire Forbes List perhaps – by making that magazine’s list of 60 women-led startups. Claudia King’s Automio, is a tech law platform that has been notching up continuing success in the law tech area with its recent successes. The ‘bot’ can

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A Tool That Can Help Law Firms Turn the Tables on In-House Counsel Set To Fire Them

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John Bowie* So what is the main reason for law firms being fired by in-house counsel? According to in-house lawyers (in the US, at least), the main reason is that the firms fail to provide value. The firms themselves, meanwhile, will say that the reason is budgetary – cost overruns and maybe the occasional lack

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The Australian Legal Whiz Behind The Law Whiz AI App

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April Arslan is not used to waiting around . . for anything.  The Melbourne-based lawyer running her own firm, Arslan Lawyers, has an international client base working with top senior barristers in high-end commercial litigation. LawFuel spoke with April about her new app, Law-Whiz, designed to remove the divide between barrister and solicitor and more

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Why Lawyers Need to Embrace Legal Tech Tools

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LexisNexis –  Massive change is coming to the way we work and workplaces as a whole. The future of technology is speculative but rapidly-changing. Mobility is key as the traditional work environment is on the verge of disappearing altogether. Lawyers need to keep pace; with the ever-changing advisory needs of their clients, and in adapting

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