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Technology is everywhere. Its presence is undeniable. The legal industry, steeped in history and tradition, is not immune to the changes brought about by technological advancement. No facet of the legal industry can escape or ignore the increasingly important role of technology in the practice of law. Yet, technology can overwhelm, confuse, or downright intimidate many.
By reading and using the insights shared in this title, learn how to reconcile technology's inescapable presence with the fear of the unknown it often brings about. Edited by Colin S. Levy, a well-known legal tech influencer and advocate, Handbook of Legal Tech provides guidance from many of the leading figures within the legal tech space on the different parts of law practice being enhanced and improved by technology. Each chapter covers a key area of legal tech, including automation, contract management, blockchain, use of artificial intelligence, and legal analytics, and contains first-hand insights into the development and adoption of legal technology and actionable data around best uses for different types of legal technologies. Legal ethics and the future of legal tech are also explored.
This book is aimed at lawyers both in-house and in private practice globally who have an interest in legal tech and wish to learn more about how it will impact and enhance their work. In this age driven by data and technology, ignoring technology is at your definitive peril. Get up to speed with this engaging and enlightening book on the intersection of the legal industry and the world of technology.
Price: £159.00
Pages: 221
Publisher: Globe Law and Business
Imprint: Globe Law and Business
Publication Date:
19 July 2023
Trim Size: 9.25 X 6.12 in
ISBN: 9781787429673
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
This is an interesting book dealing with all that is new in the bewildering tech world.
By Colin S. Levy, director of legal and evangelist, Malbek
Part I. The why of legal tech
Chapter 1: Introduction
By Naomi Thompson, associate director, PwC South Africa
Chapter 2: General thoughts on the tech and law relationship
By Leah Molatseli, head of business development, Legal Interact
Part II. The how of legal tech
Chapter 3: Document automation
By Molly Anderson, director of content strategy, and Dorna Moini, CEO and founder, Documate
Chapter 4: Matter management
By Daniel Farris, founder, NMBL Technologies
Chapter 5: E-discovery
By Cat Casey, chief growth officer, Reveal Brainspace
Chapter 6: Legal operations
By Tom Stephenson, head of legal ops, Credit Karma
Chapter 7: Contract management
By Tony Thai, chief executive officer and chief engineer, HyperDraft
Chapter 8: Artificial intelligence
By Joshua Walker, CEO, Aleph Legal
Chapter 9: Litigation analysis
By Josh Blandi, CEO and co-founder, UniCourt
Chapter 10: Blockchain and NFTs
By Olga Mack, vice president and CEO, Parley Pro
Chapter 11: Alternative dispute resolution
By Rich Lee, CEO and co-founder, New Era ADR
Part III. Broader issues in legal tech
Chapter 12: Legal tech ethics
By Jan L. Jacobowitz, founder and owner, Legal Ethics Advisor
Chapter 13: Access to justice
By Natalie Ann Knowlton, co-founder, Access to Justice Ventures
Chapter 14: Adoption of legal tech – continuing the journey
By Zach Abramowitz, founder, Killer Whale Strategies
Chapter 15: Environmental change and legal innovation ecosystem evolution
By Richard Tromans, founder, Artificial Lawyer
Further reading/resources