Posts in Legal Innovation Blog

In the opening keynote of LegalWeek 2018, Nicholas Bruch and Steve Kovalan, ALM Intelligence, took a look at the state of the legal marketplace and[…]

This week we are in New York for the annual LegalWeek conference (AKA Legal Tech New York) to get some inspiration and check out the[…]

På Stockholms Handelskammare anordnades idag ett spännande seminarium om internationell tvistlösning och dess betydelse för den svenska ekonomin. Annette Magnusson, Generalsekreterare Stockholms Handelskammares Skiljedomsinstitut, inledde[…]

Artificial Lawyer reported recently from the Nordic Legal Tech Day how the interest in the New Wave of legal tech, especially legal AI, is now a truly[…]

Last week VQ attended the exclusive Swedish-American Executive Women’s Conference arranged by The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce in New York. The theme of the event was “The[…]

En forskningsrapport om digitaliseringens påverkan på marknaden för juridiska tjänster har nyligen publicerats på uppdrag av Konkurrensverket. I rapporten visar Christian Sandström på digitaliseringens möjligheter[…]

At the annual meeting of SIJU (Sw. Svenska föreningen för IT och juridik) yesterday, Mikael Haglund, CTO, IBM Sweden, held a very insightful and inspiring seminar on Robot Lawyers.[…]

To say that AI is the number one buzz word in legal at the moment is to say the least. But there is still a[…]

Several interesting surveys have been presented at LegalTech 2017, such as ILTA’s 2016 Technology Survey and the ALSP report by Thomson Reuters’ Legal Executive Institute,[…]

Andrew McAfee, Director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, started off the LegalTech part of LegalWeek 2017 with a visionary keynote on the[…]

This week we attended Sime, a two-day conference about the Internet and digital opportunities. One of the key takeaways from these two days was the importance[…]

In recent discussions about the potential disruption of the legal market there is a great interest for new technology to support such disruption. In this[…]

Last week, the first ever Lexpo was arranged in Amsterdam with a focus on legal technology and innovation. The event brought together representatives from the[…]

On 1 April, Jonas Ekfeldt held his dissertation defense on “Information technology evidence” at Stockholm University, Department of Law. The complete thesis is available here (in Swedish): “Om[…]

After summarising Legal Tech New York as such yesterday, we would here like to add some more reflections from the event. One such reflection is[…]

fter spending three interesting days last week at LegalTech New York, the largest and most important legal technology event of the year, here is a first[…]

In the latest issue of Legal IT Today, the interesting question “What are the minimum technology skills required of a lawyer?” is asked. D. Casey Flaherty[…]

One of the buzz words 2015 was “Uberization” and the potential for a similar disruption of the legal market as Uber’s business model has caused[…]

Since the 2008 economic downturn it has been a general focus on cost savings on the legal market, especially for general counsels seeking to meet[…]

As the year 2015 has come to an end, we would like to take the opportunity to share some of the highlights from our sixth[…]