CURRICULUM

Below is a snapshot of the Legal Tech 101 course might cover, but we can work with you to tailor a program fit for your organisation or team.

INTRODUCTION

• Brief history of legal tech
• First Gen vs Second Gen innovations
• Who are the disruptors?
• Future of Law

KEY TRENDS SHAPING LAW

• Demand for greater productivity
• Cost pressures on firms
• Commoditisation of legal services
• Legal Freelancing
• Training of junior lawyers
• Disruption of Legal Education
• DIY and Self-help for non-consumers

TECHNOLOGIES

• AI & Machine Learning
• Cognitive Computing
• Predictive Analytics
• Pattern recognition Algorithms
• Natural Language Processing

PLATFORMS

• Key product features
• What are the main product differences?
• One size fits all?
• How to pick the right solution for your organisation

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR

Dan Nikolin is a technology lawyer and phD student. Prior to joining CC, Dan worked as in-house counsel for the Department of Industry in Canberra, the University of Melbourne and taught legal writing and drafting at Victoria Law School. Dan recently returned from London where he worked as a lawyer in PwC’s Technology, Media and Telecoms practice group where he gained first-hand experience iterating with many market leading legal tech platforms. 

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COLLECTIVE CAMPUS & LEGALTECH

Collective Campus is an innovation hub, school and consultancy based in Melbourne and Singapore that works with large organisations to help them unlock latent potential, explore new business models and survive and thrive in an era of rapid change.

CC has worked with law firms such as King & Wood Mallesons, Clifford Chance, Mills Oakley, Maddocks and LegalVision has been home to legaltech startups such as LawAdvisor, Koby and Contract Probe.