Courts

Are barristers taking advantage of digitisation in their work in court? How can they use the new methods of working to their full potential? Robert Bryan of Drystone Chambers shares his viewpoint on how digital techniques can help in court.

How has EU membership has influenced UK law? Now that Article 50 has been triggered, we consider the scale of the task involved in untangling EU and UK law in the medium and long-term.

The law is fertile ground for predictive analytics and machine learning. In part 2 of this series, we look at the social benefits of potential uses of analytics in legal.

The UK House of Lords Constitution Committee recently heard evidence from Professor Richard Susskind about the capacity of technology to improve the lawmaking process in Westminster. The Committee raised questions about the automation of legislation, and also the potential for social media comment to influence Parliamentary deliberations - for better or for worse.

Thomson Reuters and the Open Data Institute are collaborating to create a more open approach to legal data across the sector. How could open data improve access to justice, for citizens as well as lawyers?