Due to intense pressure from local bar associations and other members, the American Bar Association recently did an about face and announced it would no longer pursue a program with... mehr →

By Tom Braegelmann Considering the boom in LegalTech research and startups, I was wondering whether there are specific challenges facing German LegalTech, among them (and this list is by no... mehr →

The Harvard Business Review has just identified “blockchains” as one of their eight top technology trends to watch out for in 2016, concluding that they “will disrupt entire industries”. This... mehr →

CAL2 is at the forefront of legal tech research in Germany. CAL2 is short for Computer Assisted Legal Linguistics. Members of CAL2 are linguists, lawyers and computational (corpus) linguists who explore the fabric of language and law... mehr →

Law Practice versus Legal Services Delivery We need to distinguish between what lawyers do (the practice of law) and legal services delivery. How lawyers practice and the rules governing them... mehr →

Is legal ripe for an Uber-like disruption? Some thoughts by Ron Friedmann in Q&A-format: You’ve been in the legal market for more than 25 years. What do you view as the... mehr →

Am 29.10.2015 habe ich einen Beitrag für die Zeitung Legal Tribune Online zum Thema Blockchain und deren Auswirkungen auf die Rechtsbranche verfasst. In dem Artikel beschreibe ich in (hoffentlich) verständlicher Sprache,... mehr →

Ein Interview mit Prof. Michele DeStefano über die Juristenausbildung der Zukunft und die Auswirkungen von Legal Technology (Legal Tech) auf die juristische Ausbildung. English version Prof. Michele DeStefano, kürzlich von... mehr →