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Bonjour et bienvenue dans Du Vent Sous La Robe, le podcast qui vous emmène à la rencontre d'acteurs innovants qui construisent le droit de demain.  Pour cet épisode hors-série, je vous propose de plonger ou replonger dans l'expérience de la première édition française du Global Legal Hackathon que nous avons organisée à Paris dans les locaux d'Ubisoft avec Geoffrey Delcroix et Nathalie Aznar-Macias, Sumi Saint Auguste et Marie Duault du 25 au 27 mars 2022.

Uma coisa que tem ficado cada vez mais clara é o poder das comunidades. Alguns avanços que demorariam muito tempo para acontecer, estão sendo acelerados graças a engajamentos e interações cada vez maiores das pessoas. Além disso, o nosso meio jurídico deixou de ser algo local. Já temos que pensar o futuro do direito como algo global. No episódio de hoje, vamos conversar com a Paula Figueiredo. Ela que está diretamente inserida em vários desses ambientes e sabe falar, como ninguém, como eles podem contribuir para a coletividade. Ela é founder do The Legals, sócia do Figueiredo.law, sócia da startup Modacad, presidente e fundadora da Comissão de Direito para Startups da OAB/MG, host do Global Legal Hackathon, membro da Comissão Especial de Direito para Startups do Conselho Federal da OAB, embaixadora na América Latina do World Legal Summit, coordenadora da pós-graduação em Direito, Inovação e Tecnologia da Escola Superior de Advocacia da OAB/MG, professora, consultora de empreendedorismo da STATO Consultoria, mentora do Founder Institute em Belo Horizonte, mentora do She’s the Boss, participante dos movimentos She’s Tech, Women in Blockchain e Elas in Tech e também membro do Movimento da Nova Economia Mineira. - DIREITO 4.0 PODCAST -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/direito4.0podcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/direito-4-0-podcastE-mail: podcast@floox.com.br - PAULA FIGUEIREDO -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulafigueiredo-law/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulaguimaraesfigueiredo/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/paula.figueiredo - NOTAS DO EPISÓDIO -Mapeamento de Legaltechs e Lawtechs da AB2L: https://ab2l.org.br/radar-lawtechs/Codex - The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics: https://law.stanford.edu/codex-the-stanford-center-for-legal-informatics/Pós-Graduação ESA - Direito, Empreendedorismo e Tecnologia: https://posesa.online/moodle/course/index.php?categoryid=106

W pierwszym pełnowymiarowym odcinku, Iga i Romek rozmawiają z Marcinem Zrędą o warszawskiej edycji Global Legal Hackathon, który odbędzie się 6-8 marca 2020r. Zapraszamy do słuchania i uczestnictwa w event'cie, zapisy zamykane są dzisiaj (27 lutego) o północy!

Bonjour et bienvenue dans Du Vent Sous La Robe, le podcast qui vous emmène à la rencontre d’acteurs innovants qui construisent le droit de demain. Pour ce troisième épisode, je poursuis l'interview d'Enke Kebede, qui est Directrice de l'Ecole Régionale des Avocats du Grand Est (ERAGE), au sein de laquelle elle a créé la première école de l'innovation pour les élèves avocats en France. La première partie de l’interview était consacrée aux nouveaux modèles de cabinets d’avocats. Au cours de cette deuxième partie, nous discuterons des compétences de l’avocat de demain, de nouvelles façons d’apprendre et de se former, de l’importance du travail collaboratif, de legal hackathon, de langage juridique clair, de legal design, de legal serious games et d’amélioration de la relation client.    Pour aller plus loin : - L’ERAGE ; - La liste de toutes les villes dans le monde organisant le prochain Global Legal Hackathon, le weekend du 6-8 mars 2020 ; - Elles Law ; - La Law Box ; - Lexplain ; - PopCab ; - Diplôme Universitaire Cyberjustice de Strasbourg ; - Le Langage juridique clair par Droits Quotidiens ; - Le Legal Design par Margaret Hagan ; - Exemples de travaux menés par Open Law sur le Legal Design ; - Les concepts et outils du Design thinking regroupés dans un document d’Open Law ; - Slack ; - Un article du Village de La Justice sur l’utilisation des jeux sérieux pour l’apprentissage du droit ; - Programme et retours sur la Legal Games Week, sur le site d’Open Law ; - Un article du Village de la Justice sur la Legal Games Week ; - La présentation de la méthode LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® ; - Une vidéo de présentation du jeu « Société », sur l’état de droit ; - « Data Perso », un autre jeu sérieux pour identifier les données à caractère personnel, accessible gratuitement ; - Un article sur la sensibilisation au RGPD avec les lapins crétins par Ubisoft ; - La présentation du jeu « Le Serpent juridique » pour apprendre les grands arrêts de droit administratif ; - Les Mécanicartes de Prismatik pour apprendre à décomposer puis à créer un jeu de société.

Alaaf! In dieser Sonderedition sprechen Philipp und Felipe über den Global Legal Hackathon 2020. Was ist ein Hackathon? Warum ist die Teilnahme für jede/n Interessierte/n sinnvoll? Und wie waren Philipps Erfahrung bezüglich seiner Teilnahme letztes Jahr? Wir sagen nur: Siegerteam. Die Endrunde dieses Jahr findet in London statt! Das alles in dieser kleinen aber feinen Episode von Talking Legal Tech! Diese Folge wird euch präsentiert von Wolters Kluwer Deutschland. Website des Hackathon in Deutschland (Teilnahme ist kostenlos!) Website des Global Legal Hackathon Moderation: Felipe Molina

Uma das maneiras mais rápidas de se absorver conhecimento é através de experiências intensas e transformadoras. O Global Legal Hackathon tem sido uma dessas raras oportunidades no universo jurídico. Em apenas 54 horas, pessoas do mundo todo se organizam em equipes para criar soluções que visam melhorar a prática jurídica e o acesso à justiça. Neste episódio, eu convidei a Lorena Lage e a Paula Figueiredo, que são membros da Comissão de Direito Para Startups da OAB/MG e estão organizando o evento que acontecerá em uma das cidades-sede, que é Belo Horizonte. Elas vão nos contar como funciona essa competição e as muitas ideias sensacionais e empresas de sucesso que nasceram nas edições anteriores. É uma ótima oportunidade para quem busca uma forma de se inserir nessa revolução do Direito 4.0, já que o evento acontecerá em 12 cidades do Brasil simultaneamente. - DIREITO 4.0 PODCAST -| Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/direito4.0podcast || LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/direito-4-0-podcast || E-mail: podcast@floox.com.br | - LORENA LAGE -| Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorenamclage || LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorena-lage || Lage e Oliveira: https://lageeoliveira.adv.br | - PAULA FIGUEIREDO -| Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulaguimaraesfigueiredo || LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulaguimaraesfigueiredo || Figueiredo.law: http://figueiredo.law | - GLOBAL LEGAL HACKATHON (GLH) -| Site GLH mundial: https://globallegalhackathon.com || Inscrição GLH Belo Horizonte: https://www.sympla.com.br/global-legal-hackathon-2020---belo-horizonte__763067 | - COMISSÃO DE DIREITO PARA STARTUPS DA OAB/MG -| Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startups_oabmg || LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/startups-oabmg || Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/startups.oabmg |

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

Panachecast Episode 8 - May 20th 2019Welcome to the eighth episode of the Panachecast, Panache Software's weekly round-up and analysis of the latest LegalTech news and events.Support us at http://www.patreon.com/panachesoftwareSubscribe to the Podcast version at http://www.buzzsprout.com/264387Also available via the Apple Podcast app, spotify, tunein, stitcher and other podcast providers.Contact us at panachecast@panachesoftware.comTime stamps:1:35 - Previous episode recap5:45 - Winners of the Global Legal Hackathon (https://globallegalhackathon.com/)16:15 - Slater and Gordon in Microsoft first (https://www.legaltechnology.com/latest-news/slater-and-gordon-in-world-microsoft-first/) (https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/may/03/uk-call-centre-to-trial-four-day-week-for-hundreds-of-staff)35:03 - Deloitte Legal collaborates with UiPath as Bucharest touted to become low cost legal tech hub (https://www.legaltechnology.com/latest-news/deloitte-legal-collaborates-with-uipath-as-bucharest-touted-to-become-low-cost-legal-tech-hub/)46:15 - SRA Innovate (June 5th) (https://events.sra.org.uk/sra/frontend/reg/thome.csp?pageID=102724&eventID=436&traceRedir=2)47:06 - Transforming business processes with Microsoft 365 (June 5th) (https://www.silversands.co.uk/events/transforming-business-processes-microsoft-365/)Microsoft Build Keynote (https://mybuild.techcommunity.microsoft.com/sessions/77571)Microsoft Build Form Recognizer featuring UIPath (https://mybuild.techcommunity.microsoft.com/sessions/76962)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/panachesoftware)

In this edition of On The Road, host Laurence Colletti meets with members of Team Clevius: Giovanni Mosiello, David Santucci, Daniele Briggi, Roberto Calabrò, Anna Chiettini, and Stefanie Gummerer at the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 Finals Gala in New York City. They discuss how CLEVIUS applies AI and machine learning to assist in the translation of legal documents into the 24 languages of the European Union. By utilizing existing EU databases and past translations produced in-house, CLEVIUS provides lawyers a faster and more reliable method of translating documents. Giovanni Mosiello is innovation manager at Lambo in Rome, Italy. David Santucci is a computer science engineer with more than eight years of experience in designing and developing software products. Daniele Briggi is CTO at Snuplace in Milan, Italy. Roberto Calabrò is a marketing and communication psychologist specializing in music marketing. Anna Chiettini is a graduating law student at Bocconi University, currently working as a trainee lawyer. Stefanie Gummerer is a student at Bocconi University, where she majors in business law and is a legal intern at an international law firm.

From the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 Finals Gala in New York City, On The Road host Laurence Colletti talks to Christian Hartz, Marianna Matokhniuk, Axel Goldmann, and Benjamin Polster of Team Uthority. The team gives an overview of their product, Uthority App, which lets users simplify legalese in official communications, translating the letters into plain language to help people identify whether they are facing a legal problem. The app then shows users’ rights, suggests next steps, and offers templates for creating formal replies. Christian Hartz is a legal engineer in the innovation & user experience team at Wolters Kluwer Germany. Axel Goldmann is a self-employed generalist software engineer with almost two decades of experience working in a wide range of industries. Marianna Matokhniuk is a product manager at FleetBase, responsible for designing practical solutions for complicated problems. Benjamin Polster has been working for in-house legal departments of international enterprises for more than six years.

Going to a foreign country but don’t know the laws well? Lawrelai is here to help! In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon Finals Gala 2019, host Laurence Colletti welcomes Team Legal Shapers to talk about the basics of their app, Lawrelai, a law related AI app. Roxana Pistolea, Roxana Mihaela Catea, Eduard Mirica, Tudor Coltan, and Petrus Balasa discuss the features of their app, which helps tourists understand the laws of the country they’re visiting. They also discuss where the app will launch first, which legal professionals will take part in working with this team and explain that the database is from local lawyers, not the internet. Roxana Pistolea is a dispute resolution lawyer at Clifford Chance Badea. Roxana Mihaela is a senior associate for Tuca Zbarcea & Asociatii’s litigation and arbitration practice group. Eduard Mirica is a VR/AR consultant at Name44Tek Enterprise. Tudor Coltan is a senior associate at Suciu Popa. Petrus Balasa is a full-stack developer at AVstore.

Global Legal Hackathon finalists Jakub Szypulka, Pierre-Falk Matthäs, Sebastian Reiling, Marcel Fischer, Henning Böttcher, and Lisa Käde of Team VIZ.LAW join host Laurence Colletti in this edition of On The Road. They discuss their backgrounds and roles on the team and talk about how they came together to form VIZ.LAW. They specialize in translating the complex web of citations connecting laws and caselaw into a visual network of court decisions and laws relevant to legal professionals, allowing them to see both the bigger picture and the detailed connections of specific court decisions. Jakub Szypulka is a jurist, software engineer, and polyglot. Henning Böttcher a research assistant at the Humboldt University in Berlin, where he is working on a PhD thesis in financial and civil law. Pierre-Falk Matthäs is a freelance software developer. Lisa Käde studied both business informatics and law and is currently working on her doctoral thesis on AI and copyright at KIT in Germany. Sebastian Reiling is a qualified lawyer working as a policy officer for The Federation of German Consumer Organizations. Marcel Fischer is a software engineer in the legal tech industry.

In this On The Road report from the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 Finals Gala, host Laurence Colletti talks to Samuel Chen, Viraaj Akuthota, Henry Wu, Mei Che Chaw, Akshay Kumar, and Sally Shera-Jones of Team Cynapse of Australia. They discuss their backgrounds and roles on the team and give an overview of how their product works. Cynapse is designed to be an end-to-end solution for class action litigation–streamlining processes to facilitate client engagement, improve efficiency, and decrease costs. Samuel Chen is a paralegal at specialist class action law firm Phi Finney McDonald and an aspiring lawyer. Viraaj Akuthota is a lawyer at specialist class action law firm Phi Finney McDonald. Henry Wu is an incoming graduate in Deloitte’s Strategy and Operations division. Mei Che Chaw is a commerce and law student who is passionate about turning ideas into viable solutions. Akshay Kumar is a developer with legal industry experience and expertise in building tech platforms. Sally Shera-Jones is a paralegal at specialist class action law firm Phi Finney McDonald.

In this On The Road interview, host Laurence Colletti talks to Agnieszka Poteralska, Karol Kłaczyński, and Tomasz Żmuda of Team InteliLex, winners of the 2019 Global Legal Hackathon GROWL Award. InteliLex is a software tool powered by machine learning algorithms that intelligently suggests relevant language culled from a lawyer's own past work product. Integrating directly into Microsoft Word, this product aims to save lawyers time by letting them skip the step of sifting through documents to find their own perfect language. The team members talk about their win and what they hope to do with InteliLex in the future. Agnieszka Poteralska is an attorney at law trainee at an international law firm and serves as a team leader for InteliLex. Karol Kłaczyński is a scrum master and Agile coach and works on product marketing for InteliLex. Tomasz Żmuda is a software developer.

In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon Finals Gala 2019, host Laurence Colletti welcomes David Fisher to talk about what’s going on at this year’s hackathon. David gives listeners a breakdown of GLH's growth, how they plan these events, and updates us on previous contestants, such as Anika from Australia and Revealu from Hungary. He also talks about his inspiration for his cowboy outfit. Spoiler Alert: Global Legal Hackathon will return for a third year. David Fisher is the founder and CEO of Integra, Inc. which is the developer of the Integra Ledger “Blockchain for Law”.

In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon Finals Gala 2019, host Laurence Colletti sits down with keynote speaker, Chantal Vermeire, who gives our listeners a sneak peak of her keynote presentation topic and what it’s like to be a GLH judge. They discuss the criteria each judge is looking for among the 12 finalist teams, Chantal gives a brief summary about the Wolters Kluwer 2019 Future Ready Lawyer Survey and why the GLH is important to her. Chantal Vermeire is the head of strategy for the legal and regulatory division at Wolters Kluwer.

2019 Global Legal Hackathon judges Kevin Mulcahy, Josh Klayman, Esther Dediashvili, and Oz Benamram join On The Road host Laurence Colletti to talk about how the hackathon promotes legal tech development and what they look for in winning teams. They share what personally motivated them to get involved as hackathon judges, and give their thoughts on which teams are the strongest contenders in this year’s competition. Israel's legaltech pioneer, Adv. Esther Dediashvili, leads the collective knowledge and professional expertise management, as well as legal technology implementation at FBC & Co, one of the largest law firms in Israel. Oz Benamram is White & Case’s chief knowledge officer, providing strategic direction on the firm’s knowledge management and tech-enabled innovation. Kevin Mulcahy is vice president of education and community programs at Neota Logic. Josh Klayman is founder and CEO of Klayman LLC, a boutique blockchain law firm, and Inflection Point Blockchain Advisors, LLC, a blockchain strategy consulting and advisory firm.

In this On The Road episode, host Laurence Colletti talks to Paula Faria of Team YouSolve at the Global Legal Hackathon Finals Gala in New York City. Paula talks about the YouSolve platform, which helps solve consumer problems by educating them on their rights and offering possible solutions. It connects lawyers to cases that match their specialty and reduces burden on both the judiciary and companies by facilitating early resolution of conflicts before they become lawsuits. Tune in to hear more about Team YouSolve’s members and future plans. Paula Faria is COO of YouSolve and an executive partner and consultant at Enjourney.

In this On The Road report, host Laurence Colletti talks to members of Team E-Barristers at the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 Finals Gala. They describe how their product, E-Barristers.com, helps users with insurance grievances connect with inexpensive legal help. Their platform’s intake process uses AI to determine what legal forms the user needs and sends them to a qualified attorney for review—all at a very low cost to the user. Anjun Kaur is CEO and a co-founder of E-Barristers. Himanshu Khanna runs a user experience design agency in New Delhi, India, and focuses on marketing & technology for E-Barristers. Luv Gupta is a stockbroker in New Delhi, India, and does financial modeling for E-Barristers.

Panachecast Episode 1 - March 18th 2019Welcome to the first episode of the Panachecast, Panache Software's weekly round-up and analysis of the latest LegalTech news and events.Support us at http://www.patreon.com/panachesoftwareContact us at panachecast@panachesoftware.comTime stamps:4:02 - Message Encryption Raises Legal Complications for Tech Platforms (https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2019/03/08/message-encryption-raises-legal-safety-complications-for-tech-platforms-397-17711/)15:55 - It’s official: 40% of AI startups don’t use AI (https://www.legaltechnology.com/latest-news/its-official-40-of-ai-startups-dont-use-ai/)23:10 - DWF to spend “up to £10m” on IT systems post-float (https://www.legaltechnology.com/latest-news/dwf-to-spend-up-to-10m-on-it-systems-post-float/)35:30 - Making it easier to discover and use our data (https://hmlandregistry.blog.gov.uk/2019/03/11/making-it-easier-to-discover-and-use-our-data/)44:43 - Global Legal Hackathon (https://globallegalhackathon.com/)48:43 - Legalex (http://www.legalex.co.uk/)50:15 - Legal Geek North America (https://www.legalgeek.co/north-america/)53:37 - Topic of the show - AI in Law (Including: The State of AI 2019 https://www.stateofai2019.com/)1:05:20 - Round-up, get in touchSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/panachesoftware)

DATUM OPNAME: 24 februari 2019. AboutLaw was op zondag 24 februari 2019 aanwezig bij de Global Legal Hackathon in Amsterdam. In deze podcast brengen wij jullie ons verslag van deze dag. Van 22 t/m 24 februari vonden in meer dan 20 landen, 46 steden en met ruim 6.000 deelnemers gelijktijdig hackathons plaats. De winnaars in... Het bericht Afl. 05: Global Legal Hackathon 2019 verscheen eerst op AboutLaw.

And the winner at this year's Global Legal Hackathon in New York City is...? Find out in this On The Road report with host Laurence Colletti, as he highlights the final three teams: Contract App, Femme LeGAL, and Team Classify. In this episode, each team gives us an abbreviated version of their final presentation. Who do you think won this year's hackathon? You may be surprised with the results.

In this On The Road report from Global Legal Hackathon in New York City, host Laurence Colletti talks to Team Granite Apple about their product idea, City Alert – an app that alerts users to violent crimes happening in their vicinity and gives them suggestions for access to legal professionals. It is intended for people in high-crime areas or victims of crime who may not have access to or knowledge about their legal options. Their product uses machine learning, audio integration, and recordings to identify user distress and send alerts of violent crimes. Team Granite Apple: Keith Kevelson (leader), Ankur Patel, Theodore Rand, Silu Hu, Lacoy Todman, Taylor Bliszcz, Janis Malnieks  

In this episode of On The Road, host Laurence Colletti talks to Sa’ad Ahmed and Andrew Kostyuk about Tiny Toronto, a company that builds small homes in backyards to help make housing more affordable in high-cost areas. Tiny Toronto is at Global Legal Hackathon 2019 to develop a cost-sharing method for homeowners to handle the legal costs of building homes in new municipalities around the country. Sa’ad Ahmed is the founder of Tiny Toronto. Andrew Kostyuk is a technologist with an interest in cyber security and the latest innovations in blockchain and cloud technologies.

From Global Legal Hackathon 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel, On The Road host Cori Goudchaux talks to Raz Tepper and Eran Yaniv, co-heads of Fischer Behar Chen’s Hi-Tech Department and a partner in the firm's Corporate Department. They discuss what they hope GLH will bring to the Israeli legal market and their desire to see lawyers embrace technology. They talk about FBC & Co’s uniquely diverse personnel, which is over fifty percent women lawyers — an unusual percentage in the legal world, and how the firm has adopted technology to improve efficiency and offer better services to clients.

Tune in for this round-the-world report from four representatives of Wolters Kluwer at Global Legal Hackathon 2019. On The Road host Laurence Colletti talks to Jonathan Cape in Chicago, Peter Backx in Amsterdam, Johannes Klostermann in Frankfurt, and Magda Szmidt in Warsaw. They discuss the particular challenges their locations are focusing on for this year’s Hackathon. Jonathan Cape is the director of innovation for Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory US in New York City. Peter Backx is the director of segments legal and tax at Wolters Kluwer in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Johannes Klostermann is head of innovation and user experience at Wolters Kluwer in Germany. Magdalena Szmidt is deputy director of the project management office in Warsaw, Poland.

From Global Legal Hackathon 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel, On The Road host Cori Goudchaux talks to Esther Dediashvili of Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co about how her firm became involved in the Global Legal Hackathon. Israel’s huge lawyer population has excitedly embraced the Hackathon — its attendance has doubled since last year with many innovative ideas coming to the competition. Esther Dediashvili, Adv., is legal knowledge manager and head of legal technology implementation at Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co, one of the largest law firms in Israel.

Legal technology is growing in Israel, so what has changed for the legal industry? In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon in Tel Aviv, Israel, host Cori Goudchaux talks to Dov Greenbaum and Aviv Gaon about legal technology’s acceptance level in Israel’s education system. They talk about why they believe the legal industry is behind, what students think of legal technology and what they’re hoping to see advance furthur at the Global Legal Hackathon. Dov Greenbaum is the professor of law & director of The Zvi Meitar Institute for Legal Implications of Emerging Technologies, IDC Herzliya. Aviv Gaon is a doctoral candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School, an IP Osgoode Centre for Intellectual Property and Technology Fellow, and an adjunct professor at IDC Herzliya.

Legal technology needs more involvement from women — here’s a look at how to be a part of this exciting industry. In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon in Tel Aviv, Israel, host Cori Goudchaux talks to Inbal Baumer about encouraging women to take more risks in the startup world, especially in legal technology. She discusses why she became the mentor for GROWL and how creating a more gender-diverse environment can help the legal industry. Inbal Baumer is the co-founder and CEO of LegalUp, a legal document automation service.

In this On The Road episode at Global Legal Hackathon, host Laurence Colletti talks to Brian Tang and Cori Goudchaux from Hong Kong. They talk about why they are involved in GLH and how teams can continue the momentum created through the event. Hackathon participants can get involved with LEXi, a platform created to be a legal tech and reg tech incubator for continuing development of their ideas. Brian W. Tang is the founder of Asia Capital Markets Institute (ACMI) and provides inclusive global thought leadership, industry-wide consensus building and transformational support for innovative technology, educational and policy solutions. Cori Goudchaux is vice president and chief of staff at Integra Ledger.

In this On The Road episode at Global Legal Hackathon in New York City, host Laurence Colletti talks to the team members of Femme LeGAL about their project. They are working to create access to legal education in mobile platforms through gamification of legal information. Their fun and interactive product empowers women entrepreneurs in developing countries who want to start a business or are are facing entrepreneurial struggles in an established business. Team Femme LeGAL: Marisha Thakker (leader), Vishal Agnihotri, Seray Nalbantoglu, Dana Lesham, Anthonia Carter, Khawla Benyamine, Yuliya Zemlytska, and Halyna Vaselyska.

Women helping women advance in legal technology – from Global Legal Hackathon 2019 in New York City, Laurence Colletti hosts Glynna Christian and Catherine Krow, both part of the GROWL initiative. They discuss their roles as GROWL mentors and talk about the initiative’s worldwide involvement in this year’s GLH. Glynna Christian is co-head of Orrick’s Global Technology Transactions practice. Catherine Krow is the Founder of Digitory Legal, an award-winning data analytics and cost management platform that helps customers understand and predict legal costs.

In this On The Road report from Global Legal Hackathon in New York City, host Laurence Colletti talks to Shivam Satyarthi and Bliss Hu about their product, Classify – a legal application that tracks users’ purchase histories and gives cash back on items eligible for a settlement from class action lawsuits. Their application uses Integra’s blockchain and is designed to bring the power back to the people in class action settlements. Shivam Satyarthi is a technology analyst at RBC Capital Markets in New York City. Bliss Hu is a computer science major and undergraduate researcher at Rutgers University–New Brunswick.

In this On The Road report, host Laurence Colletti talks to Chris Roberts, Industry Partner Manager at Monash University, about the hackathon’s progress. He reviews trending private and public interest issues the teams chose to address and briefly describes a few of his favorite solutions. Chris Roberts is the Industry Partnership Manager at Monash Law School. He drives engagement with industry and government networks to develop the university’s executive education and legal professional development programs.

Didn’t make it to this years global legal hackathon? No worries, this On The Road report has you covered. Host Laurence Colletti talks to Kevin Mulcahy, Amy Lauren, Dean Sonderegger, and David Fisher about what is happening at this years GLH in New York City. The panel talks about how their firms are involved, why it is important to attend, and their thoughts on the type of product they’d like to see come out of the hackathon. Kevin Mulcahy is the VP of education and community programs at Neota Logic Amy Lauren is a senior associate in the global technology transactions practice at Orrick. Dean Sonderegger is the VP legal markets group & innovation at Wolters Kluwer. David Fisher is the founder and CEO of Integra Ledger.

What is the Global Rise Of Women In LegalTech? In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon in New York City, host Kim Sully talks to Heather McAuliffe, Anna McGrane, and Clare Godson about GROWL and what it means to women in the legal industry. They each talk about why they got involved and encourage any woman interested in legal technology to join their group. They end the conversation by giving advice on what to expect for women lawyers and technologists just starting in the industry. Heather McAuliffe is the manager knowledge management at Morrison & Foerster LLP. Anna McGrane is the COO and co-founder of PacerPro. Clare Godson is the executive director at aosphere LLP, an affiliate of Allen & Overy LLP.

In this On The Road report, host Laurence Colletti talks to Clara Radicetti and Paula Figueiredo from Brazil about their Global Legal Hackathon and the mission of bringing interdisciplinary minds together to solve the most pressing legal problems today. They discuss the hackathons approach to “inverse pitch” which is intended to address problems and produce solutions. Clara Radicetti is head of foreign affairs at AB2L, a Brazilian social organization whose objective is to connect and support legal tech startups who provide innovative solutions. Paula Figueiredo is an attorney from Brazil who practices litigation with a focus in civil, labor, and consumer law.

What does London have in store for this year’s hackathon? In this On The Road report at the Global Legal Hackathon in New York City, host Laurence Colletti sits down with Peter Lee, David Tara, and Robert Millard to talk about their firms, how they came about in London, and why they are involved in the hackathon. They also predict who they think will win this year’s hackathon. Peter Lee is the CEO at Wavelength.law. David Tara is the founder and CXO at The Agile Elephant. Robert Millard is the director at Cambridge Strategy Group.

In this episode of On The Road from Legalweek 2019, host Laurence Colletti talks to David Fisher and Neeraj Rajpal of Integra Ledger, Blockchain for Law. They discuss the creation of the ecosystem for blockchain technology in the legal community and the upcoming Global Legal Hackathon, a platform for experiential education and innovation for the legal industry.

It was around the world in 40 days – the legal tech world that is. Earlier this year, Dera Nevin traveled to 19 destinations in 15 countries on six continents over 40 days, meeting with legal hackers and legal entrepreneurs all over the world. The trip, in conjunction with the Global Legal Hackathon, taught her lessons about legal technology and innovation on a global scale, and even taught her something about herself.   In this episode of LawNext, Nevin – who is now writing a book (maybe two) about her trip – describes how she came to embark on this trip, her objectives starting out, where she went, what she saw, and what she learned. Perhaps her biggest takeaway was that there are universal themes to the problems legal technologists are tackling and the obstacles they face.   Nevin was most recently e-discovery counsel and director of e-discovery services at Proskauer Rose in New York. Before that, she was managing counsel, e-discovery, at the TD Bank Group, and earlier was an e-discovery attorney at several law firms. Now, in addition to writing her book, she is teaching the course, Taxonomy of Innovation, in the Global Professional LLM program at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.   Comment on this show: Record a voice comment on your mobile phone and send it to info@lawnext.com.

What is special about being a Global Legal Hackathon judge? In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to Wendy Callaghan about the significance of the hackathon in creating technology to improve accessibility. She also discusses why being a judge is meaningful to her and her role as a technology advocate in the legal industry. Wendy Callaghan is chief innovation legal officer and associate general counsel at American International Group, Inc. (AIG).

Z Tomaszem Zalewskim i Marcinem Zrędą rozmawiamy o Global Legal Hackathonie, startupach, LegalTech i innowacjach. W tym odcinku podcastu witamy naszych pierwszych gości: Marcin Zręda - od 13 lat związany z Wolters Kluwer. Teraz pełni rolę: Strategy Director for Legal & Corporate Market - odpowiedzialny za wszystkie produkty Wonters Kluwer dla rynku korporacyjnego i prawnego. Tomasz Zalewski - od 19 lat związany z kancelarią Wierzbowski Eversheds Sutherland, obecnie Partner Zarządzający kancelarii. Twórca fundacji LegalTech Polska. Rozmawiamy o Global Legal Hackathonie, startupach, LegalTech i innowacjach. A dokładnie: Kim jest Marcin Zręda? Dlaczego Marcin z synem zbudowali automat do gier? Kim jest Tomasz Zalewski? Dlaczego Twitter może być ciekawym źródłem informacji dla prawnika? Po co powstała fundacja LegalTech Polska? Jak powstał Global Legal Hackathon w Polsce? Co to są hackathony i czym się wyróżnia hackathon legalowy? Jakie pomysły wygrały na Global Legal Hackathonie 2018 w Warszawie? Co to jest Roszczeniomierz, a czym jest Prawnik Pierwszego Kontaktu? Jakie są dowody na to, że technologia może dostarczyć więcej pracy i więcej klientów prawnikom? Jak rozwiązać problem niezrozumiałych pism wysyłanych przez urzędników i prawników? Jak technologia może wpływać na rynek usług prawnych w Polsce? Czego możemy się nauczyć od startupów? Czym jest LegalTech? Jaki był największy problem zespołów biorących udział w Global Legal Hackathonie? Co jest innowacją a co nie dla dużej kancelarii prawnej? A dla małej? Jak zdefiniować innowacyjność? Jaki jest jeden z powodów dla których oprogramowanie open source tak bardzo się dziś rozwija? Jakich innowacyjnych rozwiązań potrzebuje branża prawnicza? W jakie rejony pracy prawnika nowe technologie najszybciej się wkradają? Dlaczego trudniej jest zaprząc sztuczną inteligencję do pracy prawnika w Polsce niż w krajach anglosaskich? Dlaczego przy małych projektach nie opłaca się używać narzędzi do automatycznej analizy dużych ilości dokumentów? Z jakiej jednej aplikacji powinni zacząć korzystać prawnicy wg Marcina Zrędy? Co wg Tomasza Zalewskiego jest problemem młodych adeptów sztuki prawniczej? Skąd prawnicy powinni czerpać wiedzę? Kiedy możemy się spodziewać prezentacji pierwszych realizacji zapoczątkowanych na ostatnim Global Legal Hackathonie? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pozaprawem/message

As the various Global Legal Hackathon teams submitted their projects, legal technology trends emerged. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to Wolters Kluwer’s Head of Innovation Nita Sanger about some of these trends like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and machine learning. They discuss the client pain points these technologies could address and the importance of hiring innovation experts experienced in these particular areas. Nita Sanger is the Global Head of Innovation at Wolters Kluwer where she is responsible for accelerating the division’s global innovation strategy.

Meet the illustrious judges on the Global Legal Hackathon panel! In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to Michal Paprocki, George Beaton, and Leo Elduayen about the technology trends they see both in the hackathon and in the legal industry at large. They discuss the growing importance of client perspectives, the democratization of justice, and common issues that weren’t addressed at the hackathon this year. Michal Paprocki is a general manager at ING Tech Poland where he is a C-level IT executive with 15 years' experience in creating and managing IT technology centre. Dr. George Beaton is a partner in Beaton Capital and an associate professor at the University of Melbourne. Leo Elduayen is a lawyer, RegTech consultant, and co-founder and COO of Koibanx.

The Global Legal Hackathon wasn’t simply about creating legal solutions, it was about bringing together a global community dedicated to innovation and technology. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to David Fisher, co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and Dera Nevin about how they used the #ToTheMars Tour to build community and connect groups working on similar products. They also discuss Global Legal Hackathon 2019, which aims to be bigger and better. David Fisher is the founder and CEO of Integra Ledger, a permissioned blockchain for the global legal industry that facilitates secure and efficient interoperability among law firms and their clients. Dera Nevin is the global ambassador for legal technology for the Global Legal Hackathon and an accomplished e-Discovery lawyer and consultant with a focus on strategic process and technology initiatives.

As corruption and deception within large companies seems to grow, it feels like there’s a lot to be angry about but not a lot that can be done to stop it. Global Legal Hackathon finalist Spicekit enables people to turn their anger into action. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Laurence Colletti talks to the team behind Spicekit about their platform which allows collective legal action through the vehicle of class actions. They discuss what inspired their project, how the technology works, and even how they came up with the name Spicekit.

Sometimes, keeping a deal intact requires more than just a handshake. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to the team behind 2Sign, an app that will allow the average person to use contracts without requiring a lawyer. They discuss the kinds of simple agreements the app formalizes and the technical challenges they faced when creating this app.

An important part of communication is understanding all the terms, but this can be challenging, especially in the legal industry. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to the teams behind Decoding Law and INCO-herent about their projects and how they’re making difficult terms more accessible. Decoding Law is a plugin that makes legislation easier to read by defining terms and providing sentence structure analysis. INCO-herent clarifies international shipping terms by bringing unified terms into a blockchain network.

Reaching a consensus in a legal dispute like divorce can sometimes seem impossible, but Global Legal Hackathon finalist Sondier.ai addressed this issue head on. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to the team behind Sonder.ai about how their consensus-finding engine works and how it ultimately simplifies the negotiation process. They also discuss the next steps for the project so work can continue even after the hackathon ends.

Law firms across the world are scrambling to ensure they are well prepared to deal with the new European GDPR data protection regulations. But who’s standing up for the data rights of individuals? In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to the Revealu team about their product which requests data footprint information from companies like Facebook. Stay tuned to hear how it works and where they are looking to take it next.

From relieving Brazilian prisons to providing online legal services for free, the Global Legal Hackathon finalists have addressed a plethora of legal problems. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Laurence Colletti talks to the teams behind Apresente-se and ANIKA about their experience creating these new technologies and what makes their particular projects special. Coming up with industry-changing technology is a lot of work too so the teams also talk about how they balance their full-time jobs with creating legal solutions for the hackathon.

What do Denver, Colorado, and Lagos, Nigeria, have in common? They both have finalists participating in the Global Legal Hackathon. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to teams LexLucid and LemonAid about their projects, the challenges they faced, and how they are making their ideas a reality. For team LemonAid from Lagos, Nigeria, their focus is on facilitating access to justice for pre-trial inmates. For LexLucid, they aim to translate various terms of service so that they are more accessible to the average person.

Global Legal Hackathon finalist Helpself commonly referred to as the “TurboTax for expungements,” specifically automating the expungement process for marijuana cases. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Alex Muncey talks to the team behind Helpself about how they’re providing access to expungement forms and the filing process via an easy to use, step by step process. They also discuss how this same technology could be used in other areas of law besides marijuana use.

The U.S. isn’t the only country where blockchain could change banking for the better. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, hosts Alex Muncey and Amy Braunz talk to Paul Wambua about building trust into the banking system in Kenya using mobile technology and blockchain. They discuss the innovations Paul has seen at the Global Legal Hackathon and obstacles Kenya could face in the implementation of new technology, such as creating awareness among the masses and building a solid legal framework. Paul Wambua is the executive director with Duis Group Africa, an investment fund that serves credit unions in Africa.

As part of the Global Legal Hackathon, Israel participated in the country’s first legal hackathon which could herald positive change for the country’s legal industry. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Aileen Schultz and guest Esther Dediashvili discuss raising awareness about the benefits of technology in Israel and the role the hackathon played in developing tangible solutions to the legal industry’s biggest problems. They also discuss a follow-up event that aims to keep the innovative energy active and what Esther’s looking for as a judge in the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon. Esther Dediashvili is legal knowledge manager and head of legal technology implementation at Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co (FBC & Co), one of the largest law firms in Israel.

The winners of the Denver section of the Global Legal Hackathon have been announced! In this report from On The Road, host Yev Muchnik talks to Jeremy Church, Carlos Gochez, Chad Jolly, Nathan Benes, Otto Hanson, and Katherine Snow about their winning experience and their legal solution, LexLucid. They also share tips for other hackathon participants who seek to take the win. Jeremy Church is a web designer who works in the Denver, Colorado office of Lawgical. Carlos Gochez is a web developer for Lawgical. Chad Jolly is the senior software developer for Lawgical. Nathan Benes is a web applications developer for Lawgical. Katherine Snow is an associate attorney at Sherman & Howard. Otto Hanson is an associate in the Fin

We heard from the participants, we’ve heard from the hosts, now it’s time to hear from the judges who decided which of the Denver hackathoners had the best legal solution. In this report from On The Road, host Yev Muchnik talks to John Tredennick, Scott Sanderson, Laurie Kuhn, Randy Robinson, and Chad Perlov about their favorite proposed solutions, including some common strengths and weaknesses that they saw in the presentations. They also share their advice for future aspiring hackathoners. John Tredennick is the founder and chief executive officer of Catalyst. Scott Sanderson is a patent attorney with Sanderson IP Law. Laurie Kuhn is the COO and cofounder of Flyreel. Randy Robinson is an attorney, writer, and professor at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. Chad Perlov is a content manager for Lexis Practice Advisor in its IP & Technology group.

Women are a growing force in the legal technology realm which was made clear by the number of women who attended the Denver section of the Global Legal Hackathon. In this report from On The Road, host Kelsey Johnson talks to Yev Muchnik, Larkin Reynolds, Carol Lynn Grow, and Katherine Snow about their unique perspective of the hackathon as women in tech. They also discuss the potential future for women in technology and the importance of bringing women together as a community. Yev Muchnik is an entrepreneur, attorney, innovator, and founder of ESQLegal. Larkin Reynolds is an attorney at Nomos Legal and ESQLegal. Carol Lynn Grow is the co-owner and VP of marketing and sales at LawToolBox. Katherine Snow is an associate attorney at Sherman & Howard.

Denver made its mark in the Global Legal Hackathon this past weekend in a large part because of talented and dedicated teams that worked tirelessly on their legal solutions. In this report from On The Road at the Global Legal Hackathon in Denver, host Trent Carlyle talks to hackathon participants Jason Crosby, Aiko Cheslin, Nathan Benes, Christopher Osburn and Jake Parker. Get to know the teams and the projects they worked feverishly to produce in a single weekend. Jason Crosby is a business attorney and privacy law practitioner working in Colorado. Aiko Cheslin is an entrepreneur, mentor, and the founder and CEO of MentorMatter. Nathan Benes is a web applications developer at Lawgical. Christopher Osburn is the director of technology and software development for Answer 1. Jake Parker is a product advisor at Microsoft, an enterprise enthusiast, and technology guru.

On February 25th 2018, Max Paterson and Zeke Hughes won the New York City chapter of the first Global Legal Hackathon with their app called Rights Now. In this episode of On The Road, co-hosts David Fisher and Laurence Colletti sit down with the winners to discuss how their new technology works and their swervey path to victory. Tune in to hear in to hear how this talking app informs people of their rights while getting pulled over by the police.  Max Paterson is the Senior Director, Education & Community Programs at Neota Logic. Zeke Hughes is Senior Director of Business Development at Mindcrest.

For the first time in On The Road history, guests from three different Global Legal Hackathon locations wired in for this episode. Hosts Laurence Colletti and David Fisher, speaking from New York, chatted with Trent Carlyle and Chad Jolly from Denver, and Aileen Schultz from Toronto, Canada. They discussed the winners of the New York section of the hackathon and the projects in the works for the Denver and Toronto teams.   Aileen Schultz is the director of network intelligence at Integra Ledger and a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon. Trent Carlyle is the co-founder and chief technology officer for Lawgical, the parent company of Legal Talk Network. Chad Jolly is the senior software developer for Legal Talk Network and ServeManager.

Leaders emerge early for New York City’s chapter of the first Global Legal Hackathon at American Express headquarters. Hosted by David Fisher and Laurence Colletti, this episode of On The Road features all 5 NYC team leaders (John Scrudato, Christian Lang, Priscilla Fasoro, Olivier Van Borsel, and Max Paterson) as well as the projects they will be working on in the upcoming days and nights. Tune in to get an early glimpse. Who do you think will be the winner?

The largest legal hackathon of all time is coming to a city near you. Richard and Fredrik - who will be judging the Swedish contestants - talk to organisers Aileen Schultz and David A. Fisher about their expectations.

On February 23-25, 2018, Integra Ledger is set up to host the first ever Global Hackathon, the world’s largest legal hackathon with over 10,000 participants spanning six continents. In this report from On the Road, host Laurence Colletti talks to David Fisher and Aileen Schultz, the co-founders of the hackathon, about where the idea for the event came from and what the event will look like. They also explain what a hackathon is and why they are valuable to the legal industry.   David Fisher is the founder and CEO of Integra Ledger, a permissioned blockchain for the global legal industry. He is also a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon. Aileen Schultz is the director of network intelligence at Integra Ledger. She is also a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon.