Wonderful to see Temi Bond University work in The Conversation Africa - published recently in @LawTechHum Technology makes it easy for lawyers to work across borders: regulations should too theconversation.com/technology-mak… via The Conversation Africa

💡Interested in contributing to a new publication on AI and Law?
Abstracts are being called for The Handbook on AI, Law and Society Dr Matilda Arvidsson
#AI #LawTech #ArtificialInteligence #DigitalLaw #SocioLegal #TWAIL #automation
criticallegalthinking.com/2024/04/03/cfp…

This publication is a significant milestone in my academic journey. It reflects the theoretical foundation of my soon-to-be submitted PhD thesis and addresses an overlooked topic in recent scholarly discussions: the liberalisation of foreign lawyer mobility rules.

New Online First #OpenAccess article
Temi Bond University examines cross-border legal practice regulation #LegalProfession #ForeignLawyers
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See latest call for papers👇
Law as Data | Data as Law
Guest editors Dr Rónán Kennedy(University of Galway) and Dr Brian Barry (Trinity College Dublin) Rónán Kennedy @ronanmkennedy.bsky.social Brian Barry
#AI #LawTech #LegalEducation International Future of Law Association
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🆕Call for Papers
▶️Law as Data, Data as Law◀️
Guest editors Rónán Kennedy @ronanmkennedy.bsky.social Brian Barry
#AI #LawTech #LegalEducation International Future of Law Association
All details: lthj.qut.edu.au/LawAsData

Happy to join this fantastic crowd!

A very warm welcome to new International Editorial Board members Charles Lawson Griffith Law School Folúkẹ́ Adébísí Prof Folúkẹ́ Adébísí Bristol Law School Rebecca Crootof R-Croo-D2 Richmond Law Przemysław Pałka Przemek Palka Uniwersytet Jagielloński #LawTech
🔗lthj.qut.edu.au/editorial

Check out my latest article: Why are there so many digital identities? linkedin.com/pulse/why-so-m… via LinkedIn @LawTechHum Mitchell Landrigan and Hamish Fraser

🌹Roses are red
🪻Violets are blue
📢Our call for papers
🫶 Is perfect for you ...
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🗓️Deadline for 1-page proposals February 28
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A very warm welcome to new International Editorial Board members:
Faith Gordon Faith Gordon ourANU Muireann Quigley Muireann Quigley Birmingham Law Everyday Cyborgs 2.0 Fleur Johns Fleur Johns Caitlin Mulholland Caitlin Mulholland Mitchell Travis Mitch Travis and Pinghui Xiao
🔗lthj.qut.edu.au/editorial

I am delighted to have been a part of the Deus Ex Machina Conference 2023 @LawTechHum, at QUT in Australia. Friendly and engaging event that embraced diverse research perspectives. Many thanks to the organisers and fellow researchers for making it an incredible event.
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As 2023 draws to a close, we would like to acknowledge and thank the Editorial team, the International Editorial Board, the authors and the Journal reviewers for their significant and valuable contributions throughout the year 🙏
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Thanks to all that made Deus Ex Machina a success: lawlithum @LawTechHum Humans Technology Law Centre QUT Law wonderful keynotes Mitch Travis Faith Gordon Thalia Anthony and BIG thanks to the delegates and presenters 🙏

A wonderful presentation by Raphael Ramos Monteiro de Souza on the impacts and rise of the #virtual environment of #asynchronous #trial sessions. Humans Technology Law Centre QUT @LawTechHum

A fabulous final lawlithum panel on 'Feminism and The Digital' ft Anastasia Karagianni Claerwen O´Hara & concluding comments by Ann Genovese (@MelbLawSchool)

Interesting theme at #deusexmachina conference at #QUT : road rules & cars as an Australian colonial project. Eg Low-hanging fruit of Indigenous criminalisation = Aboriginal drivers (90% of roadrule jail is Indigenous). Even road names (“Conniston Rd in Yuendumu) #thaliaanthony

Very pleased to chair the Digital Disruption and Legal Futures: Lawtech and the Digital Impact on Process and Practice panel at the #DeusExMachina conference Humans Technology Law Centre at QUT Law Starting with a presentation by Nicholas Godfrey on legal translation methods to legal coding

I am very pleased to chair the presentation by Chantal McNaught on the relationship between law as a business and law as a profession at the #deusexmachina conference Humans Technology Law Centre QUT Law