This Week In Legal Tech: Everyone’s Talking About Chatbots
And now chatbots are starting to make legal professionals' lives easier, as tech columnist Bob Ambrogi explains.
The Excuse For Why Stanford’s FutureLaw Event Completely Lacked Diversity
There is no such thing as diversity and inclusion without action.
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‘FutureLaw’ Promises To Be Very Male And Very White
When registering for a legal conference, pay attention to the speakers. Contact the organizers and point out the lack of diversity.
Sun And Chatbots @ CodeX FutureLaw
Columnist Monica Bay on her favorite conference of the year: CodeX FutureLaw 2017, at Stanford Law.
alt.legal: The ‘Quiet Crisis’ In Legal Revisited — Riverview’s View on Non-Attorney Ownership
What are the advantages of non-lawyer ownership of law firms?
The ‘Quiet Crisis’ In Legal And How to Fix It – Eddie Hartman’s Vision
The legal market is fundamentally broken, and we will need to enlist the help of non-lawyers to fix it.
Managing Partners are Navigating the AI Inflection Point.
New executive research from Ari Kaplan explores how law firm leaders are responding to changing client expectations, evolving economics, talent transformation, and AI governance.
alt.legal: Stanford’s FutureLaw 2015 – Literally With Robots (And RoboCops)
Technological change is coming to the legal profession, and those that embrace it (and understand it) will prosper.