The Website for the program does not appear to have a stable, publicly available URL, but those with a username and password may be able to access the site at: http://ift.tt/1traIxy
Here is a summary of the program, from the program’s Website:
Imagine a future of robot lawyers — real technology doing real legal work. Throughout history, the future of technology has been studied, analyzed and predicted, sometimes with shocking accuracy. We know changes are coming, but what do they mean? How will they impact the law firm structure, efficiency, client relations and the legal realm as a whole? Come hear the observations and predictions of a dynamic lineup of legal technology experts to find out.
The speakers were:
- Stuart Barr of HighQ
- Joshua Lenon of Clio [click here for slides]
- Ryan McClead of Norton Rose Fulbright
- Michael Mills of Neota Logic
- Noah Waisberg of DiligenceEngine
The Twitter hashtag for the program was: #SPEC18
Click here for a storify of Twitter tweets and photos from the event.
HT @jhutschu
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