In this Eagle Lab webinar, Katie Atkinson (Professor of Computer Science and Dean of the School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Liverpool) will share experiences and thoughts on the impact of Covid-19 on legal technology adoption from an academic perspective.
Joanna Kingston Davies (Jackson Lees Group) Andrea Marshall (Freshfields ) Stuart Whittle (Weightmans) Jonathan Patterson (DWF Ventures) John Haskell (University of Manchester)
Four months on from the initial coronavirus lockdown, many firms have now adapted to new ways of working. For many firms, changes to working practices were brought about swiftly. In this session we review new and emerging threats that law firms are encountering, and consider strategies to mitigate the risks. The session will provide practical advice you can implement at your own firm to bolster your own cyber defences, as well as an introduction to technologies that can assist in this area. Chair: Dr Heather Anson, MD - Anson Evaluate Panel Peter Wright, MD - Digital Law UK Jen Williams, Head [...]
Client and general counsel perspectives on innovation from our panellists: James Sullivan (Monzo Bank) Neil Bruce (American Express) Ify Okoli-Watson (Thomson Reuters) Fraser McLeay (University of Sheffield) Alistair Maiden (SYKE)
If you are thinking about documentation automation or want to understand how you can improve your systems, this webinar will cover it all.
Social media platforms enable lawyers to build audiences, engage with groups and individuals, network and increase instructions. But it can be difficult to work out which networks to use, the type of content to create, and how to engage people without being 'salesy'. Join our webinar to hear founder and managing director of LexRex Communications, Victoria Moffatt talk about the power of social media and how lawyers can learn to utilise it. During this hour-long session Victoria will share her expertise, provide real-life examples of strong engagement and answer questions from delegates.
UK Legaltech has experienced significant steps in its maturity as an industry over the past several years, with significant advances in funding, innovation and adoption being made. As the needs of the sector continue to evolve, we ask how brand can be aligned to best serve startups, scale-ups, firms and investors involved in the space. Moderated by brand consultancy Rowdy Studio, this panel discussion will provide insights into brand challenges, opportunities and ambitions in legal tech from the perspective of founders, lawyers and creatives.
Topsy Taiwo - Business Development Manager at Thirdfort will discuss: The what, how and why of Open Banking, and how it's set to revolutionise the way firms handle AML. Open Banking in action: real-life examples of Open Banking preventing fraud. Open Banking Case Study - how one firm cut admin time in half and transformed their clients' experience.
Join the UK #LegalTech Association for our first ever #LawTech Demo Event - Wednesday 8th December @ 3pm.
Tiger Bytez co-founders Scott Elliot and Simon Riess will take attendees through a journey of conveyancing to date and the market frustrations that lead to the creation of the conveyancing chatbot. The problem that conveyancers have in the present day, is that their work is often an administrative burden. Tiger Law experienced these issues and needed a solution to their endless paper trails and demand for more work in the same amount of time for the same cost. By building and utilising the conveyancing chatbot, a shift in focus towards greater client satisfaction has been achieved as a result of relieving [...]
