Richard Tromans: Semantics in Legal Technology
Richard Tromans is the founder of Tromans Consulting, which advises on legal innovation. He is also the founder of Artificial Lawyer, a news website covering AI and automation in the legal field. In this guest blog post for Legal Geek, he analyses the semantics involved in legal technology. Language is always evolving. Grammar changes slowly, but […]
Lawyers Who Code: Vincenzo Lalli – Profile
Legal Geek is compiling a ‘hack-book’ of lawyers and legaltechies who code. If you code, or are learning to code, we would love to include you in our ‘hack-book’. Drop us a line via [email protected] [yes it is .co]. Vincenzo Lalli is the founder of LawyerLinguist.it, a network of legal professionals offering legal advice and […]
Lawyers Who Code: Jacques Deguest – Profile
Jacques Deguest is the co-founder & CEO of Angels, Inc, which supports entrepreneurs in Asia. He is a specialist in Japanese corporate law and provides legal services to the start-ups he supports. He can code in Perl, PHP, SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL and Oracle), HTML, and CSS. What kick-started your interest in coding? “It really started out of curiosity because […]
Lawyers Who Code: Anna Kim – Profile
Legal Geek is compiling a ‘hack-book’ of lawyers and legaltechies who code. If you code, or are learning to code, we would love to include you in our ‘hack-book’. Drop us a line via [email protected] [yes it is .co]. Anna Kim is a former associate and general counsel lawyer. Her current role is Senior Consultant […]
Lawyers Who Code: Colin Levy – Profile
Legal Geek is compiling a ‘hack-book’ of lawyers and legaltechies who code. If you code, or are learning to code, we would love to include you in our ‘hack-book’. Drop us a line via [email protected] [yes it is .co]. Colin Levy is an experienced in-house corporate counsel at publishing house Pearson. He is learning to […]
Lawyers Who Code: Gil Rosenblum – Profile
Legal Geek is compiling a ‘hack-book’ of lawyers and legaltechies who code. If you code, or are learning to code, we would love to include you in our ‘hack-book’. Drop us a line via [email protected] [yes it is .co]. Gil Rosenblum is the head of data at LawGeex, a leading AI contract review company helping businesses automate […]
Lawyers Who Code: Natalie Sandpearl – Profile
Legal Geek is compiling a ‘hack-book’ of lawyers and legaltechies who code. If you code, or are learning to code, we would love to include you in our ‘hack-book’. Drop us a line via [email protected] [yes it is .co]. Natalie Sandpearl is a former insolvency solicitor who now works for legal engineering business SYKE as […]
LawTech in Amsterdam: ready for take off
On our recent Road Trip across Europe, we stopped at the main centres that are driving innovation in LawTech, thanks to a concentration of tech expertise and entrepreneurial thinking. Amsterdam was, of course, unmissable – the Dutch LawTech scene is one of the most exciting. The UK Department for International Trade (DIT) is working hard […]
Libryo interview: fight that regulatory complexity!
Libryo interview: fight that regulatory complexity! Last week we chatted with Nextlaw Labs to find out how the European LawTech scene looks to investors. This week we caught up with one of Nextlaw’s latest investments, Libryo, to take the startup temperature from the other side of the pitch. Garth Watson co-founded Libryo, which offers Software […]
Legal startups connecting!
London-based LawTech platform Linkilaw has acquired legal comparison site LawyerFair increasing the breadth and competitiveness of its legal services for start-ups and small businesses. Linkilaw was founded in 2015 to help start-ups complete their legal affairs in an affordable manner by connecting start-ups with pre-approved lawyers. The platform is free to use and only […]
