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.
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Michal Paprocki is a general manager at ING Tech Poland where he is a C-level IT executive with 15...
Dr. George Beaton is a partner in Beaton Capital, an associate professor at the University of Melbourne, and authored...
Leo Elduayen is a lawyer, RegTech consultant, and co-founder and COO of Koibanx. Koibanx is a Blockchain as a...
Alexander Muncey is a senior research analyst at RSG Consulting, a global legal strategy consultancy, in London. The company specialises...
Meet the illustrious judges on the Global Legal Hackathon panel! In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to Michal Paprocki, George Beaton, and Leo Elduayen about the technology trends they see both in the hackathon and in the legal industry at large. They discuss the growing importance of client perspectives, the democratization of justice, and common issues that weren’t addressed at the hackathon this year.
Michal Paprocki is a general manager at ING Tech Poland where he is a C-level IT executive with 15 years’ experience in creating and managing IT technology centre.
Dr. George Beaton is a partner in Beaton Capital and an associate professor at the University of Melbourne.
Leo Elduayen is a lawyer, RegTech consultant, and co-founder and COO of Koibanx.
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| Published: | April 24, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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