The Winning “ReInvent Law London” Talk Proposals

By Daniel Martin Katz, Computational Legal Studies, April 30, 2013   
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Larry Bridgesmith

“Letting Technology Process and Lawyers Practice”

 

Andrew Burgess

“Legal Department as an Evolutionary Eco-System”

 

Alex Hamilton

“Relationships, Judgement Calls and Software”

 

Joshua Kubicki

“ReInvention is Doing, Not Talking”

 

Martin Langan

“AI Law”

 

Don Philbin

“Projecting the Negotiation Process”

 

Mark Smith

“GC of the Future – More than Just a Number, More than Just a Lawyer?”

 

François Thibault

“Looking for the Smart ‘Virtual’ Lawyer”

 

Nic H. Vidocq

“Using Blogs to Give Cold Cases a Web Presence”

 

Olivia Zarcate

“Understand the Law with Metaphors, Spread the Law with Images”

 

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