Recommended Reading about law, law firm management and how technology is changing the practice of law.
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This is an excellent article that explores using blockchain technology to allow individuals to buy and sell information that can be used to create big sets of data for use by artificial intelligence (AI).
While this may sound complicated, the author, Jeremy Epstein, does an excellent job of introducing the reader to AI, what is necessary to create useful AI, and how blockchain might be used to create a marketplace to exchange the data necessary for useful AI.
Blockchain is disrupting the digital world. A wide variety of businesses are already implementing blockchain into day-to-day operations. This very well written and thought provoking article explores how three well established web-based companies might operate if decentralized. This article should help the reader conceptualize the types of changes blockchain and decentralization will bring to otherwise well established business models.
Many experts believe the broad adoption of blockchain technology is going to impact how lawyers practice law and how law firms are operated. Blockchain technology is a very important technology for lawyers to familiarize themselves with. This article examines what blockchain is and discusses various potential applications of this world-changing technology.
Many attorneys play a vital role in the legal aspects of healthcare. Whether protecting the rights of patients, doctors or hospitals, lawyers who have a healthcare component to their practice should learn about the potential impact blockchain will have on medicine. This article discusses the role blockchain might play in medicine.
As 2017 comes to an end, many people are talking about what to expect from Legal Tech in 2018. This article presents the opinions of several industry leaders in various categories of Legal Tech. These Legal Tech experts discuss what the legal profession might expect from developments in Artificial Intelligence, data analysis, blockchain, and more. The experts seem to agree that 2018 is going to be another big year for Legal Tech.
