Getting backing from the business is a crucial element for successfully implementing legal tech solutions, with a bigger budget one of the strongest predictors of future behaviour.
With technology underpinning much of the work the CIP does around the world, Guvener discusses how that has impacted legal.
As an up-and-coming hub for innovation internationally, Mexico’s start-up ecosystem is undergoing great change. GC talks to some of the actors about the journey so far, with a focus on what lies between Mexico and the realisation of its entrepreneurial potential.
Dantas discusses how his department is currently implementing legal tech solutions, after more than a decade of testing and trying the latest solutions.
Alejandro Fernández R-B, head of legal at Cotemar, discusses his efforts in introducing technology to his legal team, the challenges of selling the value of legal tech investment to the business, and the ethical considerations that come into play when adopting new technology.
When it comes to implementing tech solutions for in-house legal teams, our research for in-house legal teams in Latin America suggests that size, does indeed matter.
Urrego Hernández describes how Diageo Colombia is developing its legal IT muscle and shares his thoughts about why lawyers in Latin America need to open their minds – and their culture – to embrace technological change.
Legal technology is transforming the business landscape for in-house counsel across Latin America. But while the tech revolution is laying the groundwork for an exciting future, GC discovered that it also gives rise to a host of new ethical and moral dilemmas.
The future of legal tech is an exciting prospect for lawyers across Latin America. With its potential to transform the legal industry, GC magazine catches up with Carolina Carrasco, general counsel of Alstom Chile, to uncover what she believes the future holds for in-house counsel in Chile.
Vergara discusses his experience implementing a wide range of technologies for the legal department at Scotiabank Chile and shares his thoughts on the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence.