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(Separate question so another comment) Peter, thanks for doing this! What are your thoughts about what computing can do to positively affect the practice and
by parentheses 5y ago
(Separate question so another comment)
Peter, thanks for doing this!
What are your thoughts about what computing can do to positively affect the practice and integration of law into individuals and companies?
I know the legal space has always been a tough nut for software to crack. What is your opinion on why this is?
These are very general questions and I appreciate anything you can do to help me understand this space better.
For context, I’ve built software that helped to construct sections of disclaimers/disclosures from business logic. A very primitive approach and one that doesn’t really go deep, but I felt it had potential.
- proberts 5y agoLawyers - myself included - are generally technically challenged and averse to change. Whatever the technology is, for lawyers to adopt it, I think it must be incredibly easy to install and use and must show positive results clearly and immediately.