Canada's Chief Justice meets Japan's top judge in online call Chief Justice Saburo Tokura from Japan recently held an online meeting with Canada's top jurist, Hon. Richard Wagner. The two judges discussed modernization techniques for the courts of their respective countries and also exchanged views on digitalization. The discussion fittingly took place online and has been widely disseminated
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Canada's new deputy minister of justice & dep. attorney gen. Shalene Curtis-Micallef is Canada's new deputy minister of justice and also the deputy attorney general. Micallef, who started her career as a tax lawyer within the department of justice, has steadily risen the ranks since the early 2000s to eventually become associate deputy minister of the department in
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uLaw AI used by client Nana Adjei-Pokui When it comes to the usage of generative AI and automation in her legal practice through the usage of uLaw, Nana Adjei-Poku is an early adopter. Earlier this month, uLawPractice developers added ChatGPT integration, which helps uLaw users automate the invoicing process once legal work has been conducted on behalf
Ont gov to spend $166 million on digital legal platform The Ontario government is funneling money into a new digital platform that revamp the way legal matters get processed by the province's justice system. Called the Courts Digital Transformation Initiative, the plan is originally from 2021 and involves modernizing court technologies. This means we could expect users of
uLaw AI can now draft custom documents and letters It's always nice to get a head start to some tasks through the work day. Drafting letters can be a time consuming activity. And now, with the help of recently implemented uLaw AI tools, it's possible to provide a few key details about a letter, and
uLaw's Speech-to-Text Feature: Now Available Across All Platforms In a significant stride towards enhancing accessibility and convenience for legal professionals, uLaw is thrilled to announce the expansion of our Speech-to-Text feature. This revolutionary tool, designed to streamline docketing and boost productivity, is now supported on browsers, iOS, and Android devices, offering unparalleled flexibility and efficiency to legal practitioners.
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