Looming Impact of No Code Legal Technology

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While the legal sector has a notorious reputation for being slow to adapt to change, the growing New Law movement has threatened the traditional partner structure and the billable hour to provide more legal services more flexibly, quickly, and cheaply. 

5 Global Privacy Principles Tech Companies Should Know

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Even the simplest transactions use data to make customer tailored offers. These structures are made up of one of the most valuable assets in a digital economy: user data. But companies don’t own this asset. User data is borrowed, so it’s not yours to lose. How then do you safeguard it for your users?

Why Aussie Tech Companies Should Flip Up to the US

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For many ambitious Australian tech entrepreneurs, the allure of undertaking a flip up to expand their businesses to the United States is undeniable. It represents a gateway to tap into a vast market, secure substantial funding opportunities, and gain invaluable exposure on a global stage.  However, venturing across the Pacific is not without its share […]

Tech Lawyer: Avoiding Partnership and Joint Venture Conflict

Whether it’s a partnership or a joint venture, it may be difficult to move forward if the parties involved cannot reach a mutual agreement when making a major decision, which is why the decision-making mechanisms are often set out from the get-go.

Legal Meets Technology: NFTs and their Legal Considerations

Non-fungible tokens are digital certificates that represent ownership of digital assets (or even physical assets) which are stored on the blockchain. The trade of NFTs on the blockchain is made possible through smart contracts that are digital contracts which put the terms and conditions into lines of code. Instead of transactions occurring through the execution of traditional contracts, smart contracts exist as the blockchain counterpart.