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2043 Law School Bulletin Board
It is the year 2043. Technology and artificial intelligence handle the vast majority of legal services. Czech law requires that there is a person holding a Master’s degree in law accountable for all these outputs. A law student on the way to a seminar room stops at this bulletin board. The installation 2043 Law School…
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This is Part III of a Legal Futures series. In Part I, we established that there are always many possible futures, which we captured in scenarios in Part II. But that is still fairly abstract, words on screen. Little to rally around. Enter design fiction: create a story about what you see, and let me…
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Legal GenAI Chatbots Design Review
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Legal Futures, part I: Predictions are Overrated
Everyone seems to have a prediction about where AI is taking the legal profession. But what if prediction is the wrong mindset altogether?
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This is Part II of a Legal Futures series. In Part I, we have discussed how predictions about the future of law can turn out tricky, because there is never just one inevitable future. Futures are plural, fluid, and, what’s more, we can actively participate in shaping them. In this Part II, we will look…
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Legal Design: Introduction
Legal Design is being intentional and user-centric in your approach to the practice of law.
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It can be pretty hard to bring legal design into a law firm with its existing processes, assumptions, and clients. But while keeping it real, there are still opportunities to seize it to your advantage!
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Legal document accessibility is crucial for ensuring that all users can read and understand legal texts. Check out this quick guide with nine dos and don’ts to enhance accessibility, focusing on clarity, structure, and mindful design.
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Legal innovation requires a lot of change management efforts. In this guide, we are going to break down how to achieve – and sustain – organisational transformation.
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Regardless of your goals, read a simple roadmap & tips on how to start coding as a lawyer!
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Should lawyers learn to code? It’s the eternal debate, full of the lawyerly it depends. Attorney-at-Code (as the name suggests) stands firmly in favour of experiential learning by doing. You don’t have to become a dev (but you totally can!), but understanding the basic computer science concepts and lingo will most likely put you ahead…
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