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Blockchain: What It Is a Good For? (ICYMI)

In #legaltech, blockchain, Cybersecurity
July 3, 2019
1 Min read

Many attorneys have heard of blockchain in the post 2018 January financial pump and dump, but there remains a lack of clarity about whether blockchain is useful for litigation attorneys.

An article in Business Law Today details why blockchain may be more useful than attorneys realize, particularly in the areas of: authenticity, integrity, completeness, transparency, and security.

ICYMI: https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/01/why-blockchain-is-more-important-to-lawyers-than-they-probably-understand/

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July 31, 2019

How Law Firms are Becoming Tech Firms and Why That’s a Good Thing (ICYMI…)

In #legaltech, artificial intelligence, automation, Litigation Management
July 31, 2019
1 Min read
31July

Here’s a great article on the adoption of legal technology and how technology is reshaping legal business models. We particularly enjoyed reading about Atrium, a law firm where legal tech isn’t meant to improve the business model, in the words of the author, legal tech “is the model.” The author suggests that over 100,000 legal jobs will be automated in the next 20...

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July 19, 2019

Silicon Valley Betting Big on Legal Tech… (ICYMI)

In #legaltech
July 19, 2019
1 Min read
19July

Here’s a great article on FindLaw about the serious investments Silicon Valley has been making in LegalTech. While rules of ethics are still largely holding back the watershed of investments noted in #fintech, Silicon Valley is signaling a strong interest to grow in #legaltech. Is your firm ready for the explosion of new legal tech services and products? Stay tuned to TBT for more on how...

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July 1, 2019

IBM Watson: Artificial Intelligence in the Courtroom

In #legaltech, artificial intelligence, litigation
July 1, 2019
5 Min read
01July

What is Watson? IBM made quite the splash in 2011 with a public demonstration of Watson’s ability in a game of Jeopardy. The supercomputer took part in the well planned, public-relations event to demonstrate the power of their artificial intelligence system. Over a span of three days Watson competed against two Jeopardy champions including Ken Jennings, famous for winning 74 games in a row. At...

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