Automating legal services : justice through technology / Hugh Logue.
2019
K487.T4 L64 2019 (Mapit)
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Title
Automating legal services : justice through technology / Hugh Logue.
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Imprint
Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, Law Practice Division, [2019]
Copyright
©2019
Description
xiii, 210 pages ; 26 cm
Formatted Contents Note
The need for automated legal services
Adjacent threats
Lessons from other industries
Latent demand for legal services
Self-serve legal information
Document automation
Legal knowledge platforms
Artificial intelligence
Predictive analytics
Contract analytics
Blockchain smart contracts
Launching advanced automated legal services
Technology in the justice system
Automated judges
When legal tech goes wrong
Government support
Strategic alternatives for automated legal services
Legal and regulatory considerations
Future careers in law.
Adjacent threats
Lessons from other industries
Latent demand for legal services
Self-serve legal information
Document automation
Legal knowledge platforms
Artificial intelligence
Predictive analytics
Contract analytics
Blockchain smart contracts
Launching advanced automated legal services
Technology in the justice system
Automated judges
When legal tech goes wrong
Government support
Strategic alternatives for automated legal services
Legal and regulatory considerations
Future careers in law.
Summary
"The world's fourth industrial revolution-automation through the growth of robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and virtual e-commerce will disrupt the legal industry. By being open to this change, lawyers can eliminate repetitive, inefficient processes so they can increase the speed, quality, and scale of their legal services. In addition to bolstering the business of law for both big and small firms, this automation will increase access to justice for those who need it most. This book sets out different models and details what firms, lawyers and society, can gain from automated legal services"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Available in Other Form
Online version: Logue, Hugh, Automating legal services Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, Law Practice Division, [2019]
Call Number
K487.T4 L64 2019
Language
English
ISBN
9781641055239 (paperback)
1641055235 (paperback)
9781641055246 (epub)
1641055235 (paperback)
9781641055246 (epub)
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