Whether legal practitioners should learn to code is a subject that has been under heavy debate for the past few years. I have been to countless events where the matter has been discussed and to say that opinions are polarized… Continue Reading
In this post, we will see how easy it is to use Python for extracting entities from a piece of legal text. For the most part, this post will be useful for lawyers who are curious about Python and how… Continue Reading
– Litera Microsystems acquires Workshare, creating a leading supplier of document drafting technology Litera Microsystem confirms its purchase of Workshare. The acquisition underlines a move towards providing a smooth and seamless drafting experience of documents. – Integra Launches Blockchain… Continue Reading
Python is a great programming language. Not only because of its simple syntax, but also due to its generic applicability: from simple web-apps to complex neural networks, from statistics to text analytics. Not to mention the amazing community support and… Continue Reading
The University of Olso has joined the ranks of higher educational institutions offering a course with the focus on LegalTech. The course, titled Legal Technology: Artificial Intelligence and Law, offers students at Master’s and Bachelor’s levels a brief theoretical background… Continue Reading
Synch, the law firm behind Legal AI Blog, is once again committed to hosting Global Legal Hackathon in Stockholm. As a modern law firm with technology at its core, and as the first law firm in the Nordics to have… Continue Reading
Today Synch, the law firm behind Legal AI Blog, had a pleasure to have a meeting with the team of Juridika.No, a leading legal information provider and publisher in Norway. The Juridika.No portal is one of such services that most… Continue Reading
This year has been saturated with events in LegalTech: from the first ever Global Legal Hackathon to the launch of PrivacyPolicyCheck.Ai, first ever client-oriented legal AI developed by a Nordic law firm in-house. On the trends side, we have been… Continue Reading
In 1995, the journalist Clifford Stoll made the following statement, “The truth is, no online database will replace your daily newspaper, no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher and no computer network will change the way government… Continue Reading
PrivacyPolicyCheck.Ai – a free AI tool for privacy policy analysis developed by Synch, a Nordic law firm behind Legal AI Blog – has been included into AL 100 Legal Tech Directory. The directory is published by Artificial Lawyer, a leading… Continue Reading