For well
established legal technology companies, the Global Legal Hackathon is an opportunity to highlight new features and capabilities to a global audience and provide additional training and support.
As Bob Ambrogi noted at his blog, Lawsites, one thing lacking at Legaltech this year was the flurry of new product announcements from many of the well -
established legal technology companies.
Not exact matches
By eliminating traditional
legal requirements for crypto exchange regulations, including mining, buying, and selling cryptocurrencies, Belarus
establishes itself as the place where
companies developing these types of
technologies can truly flourish.
Although many long -
established corporate
legal departments have already made good use of this
technology, he says, there are many growing
companies that still may not realize the benefits of an enterprise
legal management solution.
Technology companies — both
established and emerging — are focusing on privacy, cybersecurity, compliance, protection of intellectual property and licensing, all of which require
legal support that is nimble and able to adapt to the effects of innovations in the marketplace.
What particularly struck me about the list of topperforming
legal teams showcased in this year's Powerlist was also the diversity of organisations represented, from start - ups to
established players;
technology companies to retailers; and UK - headquartered operations to sprawling global giants.
No business sector is immune:
technology companies, retail, restaurants, services - all businesses need to be prepared to address the problem - for workplace as well as
legal reasons.This points a spotlight on the need for workplaces to have comprehensive and enforced Workplace Violence and Harassment Policies, as well as
established processes for workplace investigations.
Participants in the program gain access to a vast collection of enriched
legal data and cutting - edge tools and
technologies from LexisNexis, and are able to leverage the
company's
established relationships with Stanford University and other leading Bay Area schools, businesses, VCs and influencers to grow their
companies.
Through complementary and strategic partnerships with leading
technology companies, startups, other business accelerators and
established legal vendors, Nextlaw Labs will invest in promising
companies and develop a suite of new
technologies that fundamentally change the practice of law, improving client service and enhancing client solutions.