Use case demo: How to build an NDA Generator | Virtual (Zoom)
Sign up for our live use case demo to learn how to build a functioning NDA Generator — in under 30 minutes.
We use cookies on our websites to give you the best user experience. If you continue to use this site, we assume that you agree with our privacy and cookie policy.
BRYTER will share its insights and experience on remote working in a series of online sessions designed for organizations less familiar with working from home.
BRYTER is available for participants in the GLH2020.
We are glad to announce a collaboration with PwC Legal Europe to use BRYTER no-code automation and rapid application development platform to leverage the legal and strategic consulting services of the global firm.
The funding will be used to accelerate global adoption within existing customer organizations, boost growth and fuel further research and development of the automation platform.
BRYTER hires Private Equity Lawyer Konstantin Heilmann to lead in-house legal team
A report on our first remote Internship with BRYTER.
At our last Bricks & Breakfast session hosted at Simmons & Simmons in London, we discussed the adoption of legal technology and the development of digital legal products.
Legal engineers may not yet be pervasive across the legal industry but their role will soon become indispensable in every modern law firm.
In the coming years, corporate legal departments are aiming to increase productivity by reducing response time and improving the allocation of human resources and technology.
“Rule Keeper” is the first application of PwC Legal providing clients with digital applications for regulatory decision-making processes.
Bringing together business know-how to brainstorm and collaboratively develop automatable software solutions can provide a great return on investment.
In our July Innovation Series event, three legal innovation heavyweights discussed how investing in innovation really works.
What is the status in legal innovation? What is happening overseas? How are law firms adopting tech? Where is investment really paying off? How are the markets evolving? What are consequences for the legal ecosystem? Â Mitchell Kowalski, Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada and author of leading titles on legal innovation, and Marie Bernard,
