Michal Paprocki, George Beaton, and Leo Elduayen are judges at the 2018 Global Hackathon. Tune in as the three talk about the technology trends they see both in the hackathon and in the legal industry at large.
Spicekit is a platform which allows collective legal action through the vehicle of class actions.
Tune in as we talk to the developers of 2Sign, a Canadian based app, that allows the average person to use contracts without a lawyer.
Decoding Law and INCO-herent both talk about how their team became one and what their projects can do to help others, as well as how to make difficult terms more accessible.
Helpself is a tool that gives access to expungement forms and the filing process via an easy to use, step by step process.
Sonder.ai talks about how their consensus-finding engine can work for you and how it ultimately simplifies the negotiation process.
LexLucid and LemonAid discuss the process for their projects, the challenges they faced, and how they are making their ideas a reality.
Apresente-se and ANIKA, two teams that were apart of the Global Legal Hackathon 2018, talk about their experience creating these new technologies and what makes their particular projects special.
Ed Walters talks about AI Sandbox, Fastcase’s new artificial intelligence initiative that aims to encourage firms’ experimentation with AI.
Revealu is a team that created a product which requests data footprint information from companies like Facebook.
Alex Muncey and Amy Braunz talk to Paul Wambua about building trust into the banking system in Kenya using mobile technology and blockchain.
Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell talk about the reorganization of Microsoft and the implications of their shift in focus.
Josh Becker talks about legal analytics, machine learning, and the impact these new technologies will have on the legal industry.
Ashton Addison talks about the purpose and benefits of smart contracts both generally and in the ticketing industry specifically.
From documentation processes to mailing resources, Lori Gonzalez shares how to improve your law firm with the simplest of legal technology tools.
