Blockchain for Law

Ohio-based hackathon team proposes smart-contract solution to help businesses navigate international purchasing contracts

A look at the legal tech tools that could change processes we take for granted

Dera Nevin visited 19 cities to document how the historic hackathon unfolded in local communities across the globe

Global Legal Hackathon finalists explain how their ‘consensus-finding engine’ helps parties resolve disputes — mathematically

Global Legal Hackathon Finals judge Esther Dediashvili discusses GLH’s lasting impact in Israel and how to innovate in firms

Budapest hackathon team creates RevealU to help people discover and delete their personal data online

Melbourne-based ANIKA offers users free legal advice by connecting them with lawyers and law students

“The publicity and energy released by the GLH catalyze people,” says Melbourne-based law firm adviser George Beaton

Here’s a look at some of the Global Legal Hackathon solutions utilizing this tech

“We believe law is not a privilege but something that should be easy enough for everyone to understand,” says Global Legal Hackathon team…

Global Legal Hackathon finalists created LexLucid to help keep companies accountable and make consumer contracts more transparent

Global Legal Hackathon finalists tell us how smart-contract based platform Spicekit helps keep ICOs accountable and enables ‘decentralized…

USC Law Professor Gillian Hadfield on hackathons and new models for the legal sector

2Sign app allows users to record contracts verbally and creates written agreements

Global Legal Hackathon team in Lagos works to solve country’s devastatingly slow justice system

The first two rounds of the Global Legal Hackathon would not have been possible without the incredible individuals who formed judging…

In just a few short weeks, 14 legal hacking teams from across the globe will converge on New York City to showcase their legal technology…

State legislatures across the US are working to update their electronic records laws so that smart contracts, signatures and public data…

It’s like ‘Turbotax for expungements,’ explains LA hackathon participants of their bot-powered tool

Judges share what they looked for — and what they learned — in the latest round of the Global Legal Hackathon