Machine Lawyering

Ashley Deeks - School of Law, University of Virginia -- It’s 2025. Imagine that the United States and Russia decide to negotiate an extra...

Zhiqiong June Wang - School of Law, Western Sydney University -- Development in technology often leads to changes in law and impacts on l...

Technology, from the well-known computing and internet developments to the more recent innovations such as block chain and artificial int...

“Legal Design Thinking”, e.g. thinking outside the box of law school, all becomes necessary (Legal Design: New Thinking and New Challenge...

Recent news reports are replete with declarations about how the new ABCD technologies (artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, cloud an...

Predictive Coding Information management has become a significant business challenge, with the global volume of electronically stored inf...

Legal technology is a growing sector in Kenya and organizations such as the Lawyers Hub, Hague Institute for Innovation Law, Africa Lega...

Questioning Artificial Intelligence in Law: Is it a good idea to replace legal thought with artificial legal thought? Even assuming, ar...

In Tech We Trust? Law, Technology and the Third World In our article, “In Tech We Trust? Some General Remarks on Law in the Technological...

A forthcoming article in the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law investigates a generally under-hyped set of implications of blockchain on ...

As the legal profession undergoes massive change, there are a variety of questions faced by legal educators. Many of these are explored i...

Technology – particularly information technology - is now inextricably intertwined with virtually every aspect of our current and future ...

The increasing acceptance and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal space is starting to cause significant shifts in lega...

The legal community has confronted the challenge of adapting to technological innovation throughout its history (albeit, generally somewh...