23 février 2021
Digitising disputes – 6 de 15 Publications
The Future of Litigation – Episode 2
The case for case prediction
What is the future of litigation? How will the digital revolution affect the conduct of disputes, and what does that mean for you? Season 1 of Sidebar – the new podcast from Taylor Wessing, which predicts the impact of the issues, innovations and trends facing the wider legal landscape – has the answers.
The second episode in our Future of Litigation season weighs up the case for case prediction software. Together with Solomonic co-founder Gideon Cohen, Disputes & Investigations partner Laurence Lieberman and senior associate Stephanie High consider the pros and cons of litigation analytics software, including how it could impact:
- deciding whether to initiate proceedings
- choosing your legal team
- reducing your court time and costs
- managing trial result expectations, and
- gauging the best points to think about settlement.
Listen to Episode 2 of The Future of Litigation above, or Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Stitcher.
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Dans cette série
The Future of Litigation – Episode 6
What does evidence look like in the digital age?
The Future of Litigation – Episode 5
The impact of AI on litigation
The Future of Litigation – Episode 4
The impact of technology on litigation funding
Connected cars, cyber security and data protection challenges
Law Commission report on electronic execution of documents
par Debbie Heywood
Electronic signatures: an attempt to renege on a contract using formalities
par Edward Cooper
Rethinking witness evidence in commercial trials
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