LawGeex Picks Up Major Awards in 2018
LawGeex has picked up a number of awards as we continue our mission to free up lawyers’ time to work faster and more strategically.
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Headline Acts Announced for London LegalTech Summit
Four top legal innovators have been announced to lead the bill at the first GC Tech Masters Summit to be held in the UK this month.
9 Leaders in Law and Tech Reveal Their Must-Read Summer Books
Which books should you pack along with the sunscreen and flip flops? From OJ to the Anxious Lawyer, leading legal technology and law commentators offer their vacation must-reads.
Tales of LegalTech Adoption: Aaron Van Nice, Baxter Healthcare
In a series of monthly interviews, LawGeex speaks to law departments adopting legal technology to enhance productivity. Here, we speak to Aaron Van Nice, Director, Legal Operations, Baxter Healthcare
The 5 Most Awesome Online Training Tools For Lawyers
Online training has become ubiquitous. This learning, entirely through the internet, has grown with the popularity of multimedia elements gamifying study through graphics, audio, quizzes, and video.
The Legal Oscars: Sensational Lawyer Videos You Need to See
5 Tech Startup Leaders On Revolutionizing The In-House Legal World
Michael Mills, the Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer at of legal AI company, Neota Logic, discusses a diagram that set him on a path to revolutionizing the in-house legal world.
The Land Before LegalTech: 10 Unbelievable Stories
In 2018, of course, all lawyers are using legal tech. These are technologies changing the face of lawyering and providing automation alternatives for manual tasks. In legal AI alone, the speed and accuracy of legal technology solutions have improved, at the same time as the landscape of categories and vendors has grown.
6 Takeaways From Creating a LegalTech “Bible”
The In-House Counsel’s Legal Tech Buyer’s Guide 2018 is a free 80+ page piece of content. It includes graphics, 20 expert contributors (some of the top legal journalists, vendors, tech experts, and in-house lawyers), and analysis of 16 different categories of legal technology. It was grueling, with research spanning a year. Thankfully, the hard work … Continued
