I. Introduction The concept of digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are often confused in the everyday language. When we talk about digitalisation, we usually mean the replacement of traditional case management systems supported by paper-based processes and isolated Information Technology (IT) systems with various electronic means, sub-processes and systems that are connected in real time. Online forms instead […]
E-discovery, or electronic discovery, is the process of collecting, processing, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) for use as evidence in legal proceedings. E-discovery is commonly used in common law legal systems. It is used in the initial phases of court proceedings when involved parties are required to provide relevant records and evidence related to a case. […]
I. Definition Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an intelligence demonstrated by computers and machines which includes perceiving and synthesizing information with purpose to make decisions. It is an umbrella term for a range of algorithm-based technologies that solve complex tasks. Goal of AI is to mimic capabilities of the human mind. The ideal purpose of AI would […]
I. Introduction Out of 18.400 cases filed in the federal court of the United States each year, around 12.000 are intellectual property cases[1]. Intellectual property infringements are more common than one would expect. Artists’ eagerness to prosper and fulfill their artistic career is eclipsed by these transgressions. Nevertheless, technology has advanced up to a certain point […]
I. Introduction Very recently we have seen a flood of articles and online discussions accompanied by waves of enthusiastic opinions, about the use of the trending software solution ChatGPT. ChatGPT is a tool which use Artificial Intelligence to chat, answer questions, create content, write code and debug, take tests, manipulate data, explain and tutor. What is more ChatGPT can […]
I. Introduction International regulation of new technologies is not demanded by lawyers only, since it affects economy, politics, ethics, culture, international relations and other fields of social life. Thus, the suitable way of rules and standards for new technologies seems beneficial to representatives of different professions. From a pure legal point of view, the division to […]
I. Introduction As newer cognitive technologies in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) such as natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and quantum computing continue to develop, it is clear that they will significantly impact the future of the legal profession and justice system. On the other hand, the legal professional and justice systems are constantly evolving […]
I. Introduction The legal industry as a whole is rapidly continuing to automate, digitize and innovate. Digitization is gaining in more importance, between countries that have successfully adapted to the increased use of digital technologies and those that have not and therefore risk being left behind. Accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic, the digitalised legal service is […]
I. What is legal operations? Legal operations or shortly legal ops is not a new concept. It is obtaining more and more worldwide recognition in the legal sector as law firms and legal departments constantly seek ways to create operational efficiencies in their legal teams. Legal operations refer to the improvement of the operations of law […]
I. Introduction During their daily work many practicing lawyers spent significant amount of time reviewing and preparing contracts as well as other legal documents. Most of these contracts include, more or less, the same legal concepts expressed through different words. Reviewing and drafting contracts can sometimes be costly, time-consuming and might slow down the businesses. In […]
Legal Research of LegalTech is creative activity and the process of identifying and retrieving information necessary to support legal decision-making.
Legal assistance means provision of legal advice, counseling and representation by a competent lawyer with sufficient expertise in certain field of expertise.
Legal Innovation is a set of steps where the goal is to made legal practice more efficient. As a consequence clients get valuable legal solution.
Legal design is the application of human-centered design to the world of law, to make legal systems and services more human-centered, usable, and satisfying. Gamification is a step further, where adding game elements encourage user to achieve certain goal.
Legal automation and process improvement is execution of legal tasks, processes, and workflows, in part or entirely performed by machines previously trained by experts.
In the legal market legal services are provided either by the automated platform or a lawyer. Legal marketplace concentrate legal services and facilitate its delivery to the users.
LexRatio mission is to encourage LegalTech enthusiasts and the ones interested in LegalTech to take the initiative and use the technology while making the law more accessible and effective. LexRatio aim is to aggregate fragmented and sometimes confusing information on LegalTech and present it in simple and structured manner.
