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Pinsent Masons Consultant Solicitor Henry Burkitt has a fascination with the northern lands and waters of this world. So much so that in 2016 – aged 34 at the time – he decided to start an adventure sailing travel company in his free-time.

Jordan de Leon is looking for a job. Which is why he’s standing outside Liverpool Street Station at 8.30am holding a plaque.

The Hon. Mr Justice Birss is the first judge to be featured in our Lawyers Who Code series.

What do Gareth Bale; Theo Walcott; and David Bentley, all have in common? Mishcon de Reya’s Simon Leaf, that’s what.

“What I am trying to say is that I am an anarchist!” – Alix Devendra blurts this out halfway through our Skype interview, taking Legal Geek quite by surprise.

It’s hard to place exactly when RegTech became it’s own ‘-tech’. Our resident tech terminologist Gary (who is a dog) places it at about the time FinTech went mainstream.

All good things must come to an end, even the #LGRoadTrip 2018. We’ve had an immense 4 weeks on the road hosting events across 4 continents in 6 epic cities. To everyone who came to an event to pitch, to natter, or to listen, you were awesome

Gordon Cassie is the CTO at Toronto-based Closing Folders, a platform that facilitates collaboration on corporate and commercial legal transactions. He has been coding for approximately a decade.

Nicholas Van Exan is a Toronto-based software developer and data protection lawyer working for ObjectSharp, a software design, creation and delivery agency.