Category: Legal Innovation Blog

What will 2021 bring? Artificial Lawyer asked a range of experts, including VQ Founders Ann Björk and Helena Hallgarn, what they think will happen next. What a year it has been! Even beyond the impacts of the pandemic there have been[…]

Earlier this year, Wolters Kluwer conducted a survey together with the European Company Lawyer Association (ECLA) on the digital maturity level of legal departments across Europe. Based on this survey, Wolters Kluwer has now conducted a similar study in the[…]

Nordic Legal Tech Day is a joint event by ALTNordic (the Alliance of Law and Technology in the Nordics with LegalWorks Nordic in Stockholm, Laissa in Helsinki, IBF Legal in Oslo and Experticon in Copenhagen) which this year was held[…]

The Bucerius Legal Tech Essentials (the Bucerius Law School Summer Program in Legal Tech made available online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic) is such a wonderful initiative! Three weeks in with so many great sessions with some of[…]

Today we are excited for the kick off of the Bucerius Legal Tech Essentials (the Bucerius Law School Summer Program in Legal Tech made available online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic). It’s such an amazing initiative to offer[…]

LegalGeek has launched a new online webinar series, The Uncertain Decade, where Richard Susskind and Mark Cohen discuss the unprecedented challenges the legal industry is facing at the moment and give advice on how to adapt to the new landscape. You can find[…]

LegalGeek has launched a new online webinar series, The Uncertain Decade, where Richard Susskind and Mark Cohen discuss the unprecedented challenges the legal industry is facing at the moment and give advice on how to adapt to the new landscape. The[…]

Today it is exactly ten years since we started our journey with VQ with a mission to digitalise the legal sector. After heading the Knowledge Management department at Swedish law firm Vinge for eight years, we had gained a lot[…]

LegalWeek New York brings together the most innovative technology and legal thought leaders, both at the conference itself and at all other seminars, networking events and meet-ups hosted all over Manhattan this week. Compared to previous years, there was much[…]

This week LegalWeek is in town, and in addition to the actual conference itself, there are meetups and seminars all over New York. Yesterday, we attended a really interesting Tech Talk arranged by Artificial Lawyer and Cardozo Law School on[…]

In the latest issue of Legal IT Today (No. 28), some of the thought leaders on the legal market were asked about their opinion on innovation in legal, or more specific if we have seen the death of innovation in[…]

Yesterday, the Swedish business magazine Dagens Industri presented the Swedish version of The Economist’s report on The World in 2020, and arranged a future-focused day with leading representatives from the business sector, research and tech developers as well as the[…]

Today we attended the Nordic Legal Tech Day arranged by LegalWorks. It was an impressive number of startups and new legaltech solutions at display and a lot of inspiring discussions regarding the shift of the legal game. VC investor Elisabeth[…]

In a recent article in Lawtomated, “To Code or Not to Code: should lawyers learn to code?”, the arguments for and against lawyers learning to code, and whether this even is the right question to ask, was examined in a very pragmatical[…]