von Nico Kuhlmann Hörbücher und Podcasts erleben seit einiger Zeit eine enorme Renaissance. Durch die Allgegenwart des Smartphones sind diese immer und zu jeder Zeit nur ein paar Klicks entfernt. Mittlerweile gibt es auch ein reichhaltiges Angebot mit rechtlichen Inhalten. In Deutschland können Studenten beispielsweise mit den Lehrhörbüchern von Niederle Media für das Examen lernen oder sich von Christoph Maria Herbst das BGB vorlesen lassen. Die NJW und die JuS haben ebenfalls mit Podcasts experimentiert, diese Projekte aber leider wieder eingestellt. Wer gegenwärtig über aktuelle Entwicklungen auf dem Laufenden bleiben möchte, findet bei Legal Tribune Online regelmäßig neue Podcasts: Umstrittenes Wahlverfahren für... mehr →

By Nico Kuhlmann This is a new post in a whole series on the Legal Tech Blog, dedicated to interesting books for those, who would like to understand where the legal industry might be heading and which forces might drive changes. All books presented in this series will explain why legal service providers will work differently in the future. This time the book “The Inside Counsel Revolution“ by Ben (Benjamin) W. Heineman, Jr. will be presented. Please enjoy. In today's top corporations worldwide, the General Counsel (GC) is more influential and sophisticated than ever before. They don’t deal with legal issues... mehr →

By Nico Kuhlmann This is the second part of the book. Please find the first part here. This is a new post in a whole series on the Legal Tech Blog, dedicated to interesting books for those, who would like to understand where the legal industry might be heading and which forces might drive changes. All books presented in this series will explain why legal service providers will work differently in the future. This time the book “Tomorrow's Lawyers” by Richard Susskind will be presented. Please enjoy. Part Two – The New Landscape The Future for Law Firms. Most traditional practices don't... mehr →

By Nico Kuhlmann This is a new post in a whole series on the Legal Tech Blog, dedicated to interesting books for those, who would like to understand where the legal industry might be heading and which forces might drive changes. All books presented in this series will explain why legal service providers will work differently in the future. This time the book “Tomorrow's Lawyers” by Richard Susskind will be presented. Please enjoy. The legal market is changing rapidly, in part due to legal tech. In his slim, stand-alone and conversational style book “Tomorrow's Lawyers: An Introduction to Your Future” Susskind... mehr →

In this new series we present some video portrays of the most promising legal (tech) startups or companies from all over the world. The videos presented below portray startups which seek out to revolutionize and improve the way clients find lawyers online. The videos might give an idea on how the business models of the respective company work and might also inspire to try out new ways to market and advertise lawyers. It is also interesting to see how different the approaches are companies took to visualize their product. Special thanks to Nico Kuhlmann who dug up all these interesting... mehr →

 by Nico Kuhlmann Legal Tech Blog introduces a new series of posts which will discuss interesting books for those who would like to understand where the legal industry might be heading and which forces might drive changes. All books presented in this series will explain in one way or another why we will work differently as legal service providers in the future. The first book in this series is „A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future“ by Daniel H. Pink. Please enjoy. The business world, and with it the legal market, is changing rapidly, amongst others thanks to... mehr →