Kudos to Suffolk University’s law school and to Jordan Furlong for his contribution to today’s launch of Suffolk University Law School’s Legal Innovation & Technology Certificate Program. “There are six courses in the program, each delivered by an experienced legal practitioner or industry analyst who delivers ten full hours of information, instruction, and
I promised that today I’d start covering the AI-related stories coming out of CLOC. Much to my surprise, examination of my Twitter and LinkedIn feeds turned up many pretty pix of booths and promotion of sessions to come, but nothing of substance regarding AI. I’ll keep looking. Meanwhile:
From Legal Week: “Half of
From Artificial Lawyer: “Ashurst has become the latest major law firm to join smart contract consortium, the Accord Project, which is seeking to build industry standards for this new form of self-executing contracting. Tae Royle, head of digital legal services at Ashurst, said: ‘Smart contracts are already being used to manage hundreds of millions