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March 26, 2014

Seymour: Maybe I Was Wrong About Legal Wearables

Maybe I was wrong about wearables because I needed to go beyond my comfort zone to see what’s around the bend.

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March 10, 2014

It’s A Rebirth, Not A Reinvention of Law

The law always has been about solving consumer and business problems, not legal problems.

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January 6, 2014

The Power of Privacy and The Value of Confidentiality

Confidentiality is the corner-stone of several business sectors such as Health, Legal and Finance. So the question is: as a professional, who will you trust?

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December 11, 2013

Meet Bondrew: Our Future ‘Freestyle’ Lawyer

What if we had such advance algorithms similar to the chess paradigm, how would these system assist lawyers in picking legal strategies? And who would likely use them?

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November 13, 2013

About Failure And How Technology Saved My Life

This is a story of my failure and how a simple piece of tech saved my life and set me on my current path.

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October 14, 2013

CYOS Divergence: How The Growth of Apps Bolsters The Complex

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) has taken root. This has giving rise to the ‘Connect Your Own Service’ (CYOS) trend and its unintended consequences: a world more complex and disconnected which threatens to submerge you.

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September 30, 2013

The Death of Legal Research on Desktop

They will never do legal research on a smartphone, the screen is too small! How can lawyers or any knowledge professional do research on a mobile device?

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Analysis

Seymour: Maybe I Was Wrong About Legal Wearables

It’s A Rebirth, Not A Reinvention of Law

The Power of Privacy and The Value of Confidentiality

Meet Bondrew: Our Future ‘Freestyle’ Lawyer

About Failure And How Technology Saved My Life

CYOS Divergence: How The Growth of Apps Bolsters The Complex

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