Technology

What does the transformational power of technology mean for law students and lawyers?

It can be used for much more than making tech-savvy people rich, says Queen Mary law grad Fanny Ferencz

Osborne Clarke lawyers discuss the big commercial awareness question of the moment

Ex-human rights practitioner Theo Richardson-Gool examines the problems posed by autonomous machines

Imperial physics grad Nishant Prasad explains what an artificial neural network is and what it does

Legal Cheek’s Aishah Hussain sat down with Catherine Hammon to discuss cross-industry disruption

London South Bank, Ulster and Limerick follow Manchester University in creating courses to teach students to build access to justice apps

250 students head to Clifford Chance’s Canary Wharf office to find out

A sneak preview of the hints and tips magic circle associate Jamie Andrew will share at Legal Cheek’s ‘Artificial intelligence and the law’ event next month

New scheme will run alongside firm’s conventional training contract

We spoke to Catherine Hammon, Digital Revolution Knowledge Lawyer at international legal practice Osborne Clarke

How close is tech to revolutionising the law?

A new career path where law graduates are in high demand has been paved

It’s about cutting through the hype but not missing the important stuff

Ditching dusty books for coding courses

Technology presents both risks and opportunities to traditional financial institutions — and their lawyers need to help them stay ahead of the curve

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While eyebrows raised about judiciary’s closeness to modernisation programme