This is a proof of concept for signing HMLR TR1’s electronically using Docassemble in combination with Docusign.
HM Land Registry announced that from Monday 27 July 2020, it will accept ‘witnessed electronic signatures’: electronic signatures that enable an individual to sign legal documents, but which still require a witness who is present at the
Following a call to action from Catherine Bamford, I built a couple of things in Docassemble, that I presented at the A2J LegalTech Charity Breakfast v2.0 in Sheffield on 19th November (slidedeck). This article goes into a bit more detail about what I built and why.
I recently spent some time
A charity breakfast taking place in Sheffield later this month will explore how the legal technology community can help with access to justice.
The event will raise money for Support Through Court (previously Personal Support Unit), and will feature a keynote speech from Lord Michael Briggs, Justice of the Supreme Court, Deputy Head of Civil
I am taking a break from the Sunday LegalTech Review to focus on other projects.
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A charity breakfast taking place in
London on 25th March will seek to better understand the painpoints in
the Access to Justice landscape along with the scale of the problem,
and then challenge the LegalTech community to help do something about
it.
Spearheaded by BamLegal’s
Catherine Bamford, the event is a starting point through
Access to Justice and how the Legal Tech community can help
An event taking place in London on 25th March will seek to better understand the painpoints in the A2J landscape. The aim is then to support those of us involved in redesigning the way legal services are delivered to identify how we might use
A lawyer’s guide to advising clients in the event of a no deal Brexit
Andrew Eaton writes in Legal Cheek about how the sudden legal severance of UK law from EU law presents unique issues of interpretation for lawyers.
DWF to go ahead with £600m stock market float
The Gazette reports that DWF has confirmed
I, For One, Welcome Our New Robot Lawyer Overlords
Nicole Black writes in Above the Law: about robot lawyers, and recommends Data-Driven Law: Data Analytics and the New Legal Services, as a good place to learn more about services already out there.
“Ready or not, the robot lawyers are coming. Or not. It
Building on the success of last years scheme, the 2019 Legal Geek Women in LawTech Mentoring Scheme has already received over 60 applications. The programme focuses on connecting, educating and inspiring women through a 6-month mentoring scheme.
With just a few days to go until the application deadline, and with a large number of high
Linklaters begins moving associates into permanent tech roles
Andrew Messios writes in LegalWeek that Linklaters is looking for tech savvy associates to leave the partner track and move into permanent roles in its specialist tech operation Nakhoda.
Two tribes go to war
According to Joanna Goodman writing in the Gazette:
“Legal tech proponents
