Sentences with phrase «legal technology companies about»

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Mortgage lenders have originated nearly 350,000 e-notes since they became legal in the early 2000s, compared to about 1 million transactions per month in other forms of lending, noted Moir, whose company provides e-note, e-signing and e-vault technologies.

In the latest episode of Law Technology Now, the podcast I cohost with Monica Bay, I have a conversation with David Perla, president of Bloomberg BNA's legal division and of Bloomberg Law, about the company, his career and Bloomberg Law's new Smart Code, which he says is changing traditional legal annotation.

«Legal technology companies don't know anything about the real practice of law.»

Legal technology companies are confused about how to market and sell their products, concludes the inaugural Legal Tech Go - to - Market Report, conducted by legal PR and marketing firm Baretz + BrunLegal technology companies are confused about how to market and sell their products, concludes the inaugural Legal Tech Go - to - Market Report, conducted by legal PR and marketing firm Baretz + BrunLegal Tech Go - to - Market Report, conducted by legal PR and marketing firm Baretz + Brunlegal PR and marketing firm Baretz + Brunelle.

There's a related dynamic here to the first point about technology companies overstating their ability to cut legal spend.

The most recent is In The House, which I wrote about last May, and one of the first was Legal OnRamp, which launched in 2007 but eventually evolved into a technology company and was acquired earlier this year by Elevate Services.

I learned lots about legal technology and enjoyed the company of fellow technology enthusiasts.

We've made attempts to integrate our client intake software with a number of other legal technology companies, but almost nobody (except Clio) currently has an open API that is easy to work with, and the right attitude about integrations.

On this week's podcast, Sam talks with Joshua Lenon, lawyer in residence at Clio, about how to assess legal technology through four lenses: price, user base, the interactivity of the company with the legal field, and responsiveness.

We talked about how the London - based company is increasingly part of the ecosystem of legal AI technologies and how as a member of the rapidly changing legal tech scene it is also still evolving.

The Association regards itself as a platform specifically for the promotion of knowledge about, and the possible application of, technology and software supported solutions in the legal market (legal technology), as well as its use within companies, law firms, start - ups, and other initiatives active in this area.

Perhaps a better approach is to think about information technology skills as analogous to legal skills for those not in the legal industry: it is difficult to run a large company being completely unaware of the legal environment, but every CEO or senior administrator doesn't need to have the full skill set of a lawyer to run a company well.

Frank's first objective with Fin Co.'s project was educating key constituents within the company about open source and the software development process, which he did through a series of weekly conference calls for employees from all sides of organization (legal, business and technology).

Organized by The Canadian Bar Association and Canadian Corporate Counsel Association, and hosted by McCarthy Tetrault Liam shares insights and observations about market forces impacting the legal industry, from his perspective as a long - time advisor to global law firms and corporations, and as an acquirer of emerging technologies and companies.

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.

Percipient is an e-discovery and legal technology company that runs an e-discovery blog with articles about litigation, technology and other related matters of interest.

«I think it says a lot about the maturity of legal technology that a niche company like this can even exist.»

The day also features numerous networking opportunities and a chance for members to learn more about some of the companies that offer products and services through the Bar's member benefits program as well as other technology and legal service providers.

Legal commentators, technology companies, Congress, and others have raised questions about patent infringement lawsuits by entities that own patents but do not make products.

While some worry about the application of these technologies eroding the US $ 650 billion global legal sector, others are captivated by the opportunities resulting from AI and its cousins reinventing the US $ 78 trillion global economy — which could grow to US $ 120 trillion by 2025 — with over 50 % of that coming from fledgling firms and companies and sectors that don't yet exist.

Although McAfee confessed to knowing little about the legal field, the author of The Second Machine Age (affiliate link), a New York Times bestseller, nonetheless captivated the tech - loving audience with his talk on the rapidly accelerating power of technology and the characteristics of the companies that successfully use that power to disrupt their industries.

About Lex Machina Lex Machina provides award winning Legal Analytics, a new category of legal technology that profoundly changes how companies and law firms compete in the business and practice ofLegal Analytics, a new category of legal technology that profoundly changes how companies and law firms compete in the business and practice oflegal technology that profoundly changes how companies and law firms compete in the business and practice of law.

We are talking about a domain that morphs continuously, about companies and government agencies whose technologies impact the legal sector, but a domain the legal profession has done little to shape to suit its own needs.

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«What is most remarkable about UpstreamTM is not the idea or the technology that will power it, but the unity and commitment to this solution across business models, brands and companies of all sizes,» says President and CEO of The Realty Alliance Craig Cheatham, who has served as interim staff for the project from its early days, and is a member of the Executive Committee and Board of Managers of the legal entity that operates UpstreamTM.