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Global | June 21, 2022
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Some time back Norton Rose Fulbright took a decision to bring on board computer science expertise and a technology consulting function to help our clients maximise the opportunities where law and disruptive technologies intersect. Through the use of live case studies, the team shares their insights in deploying  smart contracts, computable contracting and artificial intelligence to help a business’s legal function to become part of the value proposition that disruptive technologies can bring to a business and its customers.

Speakers

  • Professor Chris Clack, Department of Computer Science, UCL and Field Chief Editor, Frontiers in Blockchain
  • Colin Dawson, Business Transformation Manager, Stena Drilling
  • John Cummins, Founding Partner and Director, Axiome / Innovation Partners
  • Helene Stanway, Engagement Advisor to the LMG Data Council & Member of the Computable Contract Working Group
  • Professor Sarah Green, Law Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law, Law Commission
  • Ciaran McConagal, Assistant General Counsel, ISDA

Speaker

Adam Sanitt

Head of Disputes Knowledge, Innovation and Business Support, Europe, Middle East and Asia, Norton Rose Fulbright LLP

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