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As part of our quick fire questions series, we spoke to Richard Mabey, CEO and cofounder at Juro, about contract automation, running the #1 startup to work for in London, and helping the world to agree more.
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Richard Mabey
10.08.2022
Future Lawyer Week returned for its fifth UK iteration between the 18th-20th May, hosted by Cosmonauts. Across three days, hundreds of private practice, in-house, and litigation lawyers met in central London to discuss legaltech trends and to listen to those on the frontline of legaltech development.
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Jamie Walker
08.06.2022
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee (JHAC) recently published a report into the use of technology in the justice system. It probably comes as no surprise that the Committee found that artificial intelligence (AI) is being used without effective oversight, reminiscent of the Post Office Scandal, in which the improper application of technology led to over 700 wrongful convictions.
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Katy Wigdahl
24.05.2022
Startups have a myriad of aspects to consider regarding their business, one of which is financing. Scaling your business requires a level of financing that founders are usually unable to front themselves.
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Mark Lazarus
12.01.2022
Technology is transforming the way legal transactions are carried out in the UK. As the space for digital-led innovation grows, legal technology is growing in demand thanks to its ability to simplify complex or time consuming legal tasks including processing legal documents, signing contracts and even raising legal fees.
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Abby Wallace
01.09.2021
LawtechUK has recently published a new study which aims to tackle the issue of late payments and poor dispute resolution infrastructure facing small businesses across the UK. The study has recommended that payment dispute resolution should be made more accessible, and has proposed a new way of making this happen.
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Maddyness UK
10.08.2021
The global pandemic has made most people consider the mortality of both themselves and their loved ones. Digital storage platform My Family Recovery Plan hopes to make death a little easier to manage for those left behind. We spoke to its innovator, Bernerdine Noronha.
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18.05.2021
We made a big decision for our business last year. Having founded LawAdvisor in Melbourne and grown our business in Australia for a number of years, it was time to get serious about global growth – and for us that meant moving our headquarters and some of our top team to the UK.
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Brennan Ong
08.04.2021
The UK is Europe’s ideas hub when it comes to legal tech. Can a new generation of founders smooth things out for lawyers and judges, claimants and defendants, and remedy a justice system under strain?
14.10.2020
With the ambition to enhance the legal sector in the UK, startups are using tech to redefine the complicated legal and judiciary systems across a number of industries to streamlined processes and make things more accessible to everyone. Maddyness has selected some businesses that are working to change our understanding of and relationship with the law in this critical vertical.
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Audrey Langevin
05.10.2020
Using AI, Wolters Kluwer has partnered with Della, an AI contract analytics software provider for corporate legal departments and law firms. At a time when the need for increased productivity is accelerating for legal professionals, Wolters Kluwer and Della offer lawyers a new way of analysing their contracts.
28.07.2020
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