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To Code or Not to Code: should lawyers learn to code?

Coding Law Law Firms Legaltech Open-source law
Open Source Contracts: Part 4
by info@lawtomated.com August 1, 2017
August 1, 2017
Imagine if lawyers from different firms collaborated on standard documentation for everyday legal transactions, e.g.…
Coding Law Law Firms Legaltech Open-source law
Open Source Contracts: Part 3
by info@lawtomated.com July 21, 2017
July 21, 2017
Imagine if lawyers from different firms collaborated on standard documentation for everyday legal transactions, e.g.…

Coding Law Law Firms Legaltech Open-source law
Open Source Contracts: Part 1
by info@lawtomated.com July 2, 2017
July 2, 2017
Imagine if lawyers from different firms collaborated on standard documentation for everyday legal transactions, e.g.…
Coding Law
Law & Coding: variables vs defined terms
by info@lawtomated.com February 28, 2017
February 28, 2017
We love law and coding – there’s a lot of interesting similarities and differences. The…

Great piece by @LegalTechHub1 summarizing critical evaluation criteria for use of LLMs in legal settings. Asking t… https://t.co/3dxfx7UFzw

17-Mar-2023

Unsurprising but exciting. To what extent will this overlap with or challenge the "for legal" apps offering, or lau… https://t.co/Gzw4jYrMAs

16-Mar-2023

GPT4 demo's last 5 mins should be a must watch for legal / tax folks! Spoiler Alert: snippet of US tax code is use… https://t.co/RqcljH3ILK

14-Mar-2023

AI-generated works, artists and IP. Who owns what? Great read (with a US focus) on some key themes re generative… https://t.co/Sn289Ce4zW

06-Mar-2023

A #legaltech rap by @bing chat 🎶 Yo, listen up, I got a story to tell, About legaltech and how it's changing the… https://t.co/ofrNBdfIVj

02-Mar-2023