The Law of Tech
by Hadassah Drukarch
Digital technologies are disrupting and transforming the law and legal industry. The question is: how do we prepare the legal world of tomorrow for the enormous challenges and exciting opportunities at the intersection of law and digital technologies? As a starting point we must fill in the gaps which have come to exist in traditional legal education, thereby addressing both changes to the law and the ‘process of lawyering’.Join Leiden Law School graduate Hadassah Drukarch as she interviews industry experts and, together with them, delves into some of the pressing questions, topics and issues at the intersection of law and digital technologies that are (re)shaping the law as we know it, and guiding the legal profession towards the future.
Episodes
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S4E6 | At the intersection of AI and ethics in LegalTech: a deepdive into KL3M w/ Jillian Bommarito
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Jillian Bommarito, Chief Risk Officer at 273 Ventures. Titled “At the intersection of AI and ethics in LegalTech: a deepdive into KL3M”, discusses KL3M and its journey toward becoming the world’s first ever ethically trained legal…
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S4E5 | Getting hands-on with legal AI to determine it’s fit and role within your organisation w/ LEGIT
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast are Antti Innanen and Aura Eriksson-Häikiö from LEGIT. Titled ‘Getting hands-on with legal AI to determine its fit and role within your organisation’, in this discussion we highlight the power of reductionism and continuous iteration…
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S4E4 | A legal, tech & design perspective on building user-centric solutions w/ Liezl van Zyl & Chris Williams
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast are Liezl van Zyl, Information Designer and Director at Hey Plain Jane, together with Chris Williams, experienced innovation consultant and community builder. Titled ‘Design meets Tech: where magic innovation happens’, in this discussion...
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S4E3 | Reconsidering the concept of accuracy in data-driven medicine w/ Elisabetta Biasin
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is doctoral researcher at KU Leuven CiTiP – imec and an External Collaborating Expert on Data Protection of Big Data and Real-World Data at the European Medicines Agency. As the concept of accuracy is gaining momentum in the context of...
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S4E2 | Why we need cross-jurisdictional collaboration for AI regulation w/ Magdalena Konig
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Magdlena Konig, General Counsel, member of the Executive Leadership Team, and leader of the Legal, Governance and Compliance function at AIQ. Titled ‘Why we need cross-jurisdictional collaboration for AI regulation’, this discussion...
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S4E1 | Design-thinking as a facilitator of responsible innovation by design w/ Marie Potel-Saville
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Marie Potel-Saville, founder and CEO at Fairpatters and Amurabi. Titled ‘Design-thinking as a facilitator of responsible innovation by design’, this episode unpacks the meaning of human-centricity in the development and governance of...
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S3E10 | Combining creativity and legal problem solving: exploring legal design as a tool to deliver legal innovation w/ Anna Posthumus Meyjes
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Anna Posthumus Meyjes, founder at Aclara Legal Design. Titled ‘Combining creativity and legal problem solving: exploring legal design as a tool to deliver legal innovation’, this episode covers Anna's journey into legal design, the...
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S3E9 | Legal Advice and Accessibility: where should B2B LegalTech companies strike a balance? w/ Dom Woolrych
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Dom Woolrych, Co-founder and CEO at Lawpath. Titled ‘Legal Advice and Accessibility: where should B2B LegalTech companies strike a balance?’, this episode offers an honest and charismatic discussion breaking down the challenges and...
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S3E8 | Legal certification 2.0: Are LLMs turning legal education upside down? w/ Michael Bommarito
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Michael Bommarito, CEO of 273 Ventures and Lecturer at Michigan State University College of Law. In the latest episode, entitled: ‘Legal certification 2.0: Are LLMs turning legal education upside down?’, we continued our journey of...
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S3E7 | Exploring the role of AI in contracting: fast-forward in the acceleration of party agreement? w/ Nir Golan
Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Nir Golan, Product Lead at Recital - a contract negotiation software company offering advanced tools for contracts professionals. In the latest episode, entitled: ‘Exploring the role of AI in contracting: fast-forward in the...
About this show
Digital technologies are disrupting and transforming the law and legal industry. The question is: how do we prepare the legal world of tomorrow for the enormous challenges and exciting opportunities at the intersection of law and digital technologies? As a starting point we must fill in the gaps which have come to exist in traditional legal education, thereby addressing both changes to the law and the ‘process of lawyering’.Join Leiden Law School graduate Hadassah Drukarch as she interviews industry experts and, together with them, delves into some of the pressing questions, topics and issues at the intersection of law and digital technologies that are (re)shaping the law as we know it, and guiding the legal profession towards the future.
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