Legal Geek Startup Awards 2016

The LawTech startups with the most votes on our startup map (made possible thanks to Thomson Reuters) qualified to pitch at the Legal Geek Startup Awards in four categories: Best Document Automation Award, Best Machine Intelligence Award, Best Market Places Award, and Best Operations Award.

The winners of the Legal Geek Startup Awards were announced in the evening of the Legal Geek Conference on 18 October 2016.

Best Document Automation Award

The following startups were shortlisted for the Best Document Automation Award:

We are pleased to announce that the winner in this category is Juro, a contract automation platform that allows users to reduce the time spent on sales paperwork.

Legal Geek Awards 2016: Juro

Best Machine Intelligence Award


In the category Best Machine Intelligence we shortlisted the following startups:

The winner in the Best Machine Intelligence category is CheckRecipient for their use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to secure enterprise information across email networks and preventing highly sensitive information from being sent to the wrong person.

Legal Geek Awards 2016: CheckRecipients

Best Market Places Award

The following startups were nominated in the Best Market Place category:

The winner in this category is Route1 for creating a job app for lawyers that anonymously matches lawyers with private practice and in-house legal jobs.

Legal Geek Awards 2016: Route1

Best Operations Award


Three startups were shortlisted in the Best Operations category:

The Best Operations Awards goes to Hoowla for modernising conveyancing for law firms. Founded in 2013, Hoowla is a cloud based case management software which allows legal professionals to manage their case loads efficiently and automatically generate legal documents, submitting information to third parties such as HMRC and the Land Registry.

Legal Geek Awards 2016: Hoowla

For more UK law tech startups, make sure to check the LawTech Startup Map that we put together with our sponsor Thomson Reuters.

 

 

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Addleshaw Goddard Workshop

Level up your prompting game: Unlock the power of LLMs

A workshop intended to dive into the mechanics of a good prompt, the key concepts behind ‘prompt engineering’ and some practical tips to help get the most out of LLMs. We will be sharing insights learned across 2 years of hands-on testing and evaluation across a number of tools and LLMs about how a better understanding of the inputs can support in leveraging GenAI for better outputs.

Speakers

Kerry Westland, Partner, Head of Innovation Group, Addleshaw Goddard
Sophie Jackson, 
Senior Manager, Innovation & Legal Technology, Addleshaw Goddard
Mike Kennedy, 
Senior Manager, Innovation & Legal Technology, Addleshaw Goddard
Elliot White, 
Director, Innovation & Legal Technology, Addleshaw Goddard