Be instantiated
As I heard the news about the new government budget pegged to the “Vision 2030 for Rule of Law” project, three questions floated in my mind: What does the rule of law of mean in this project? What does the rule of law look like in contemporary Hong Kong? What are the implications on the
Understand your end clients, deeply. Discovering the client’s pain points, needs, and wants is the only way to develop the best products and services. That’s the mantra we hear all the time exalted by those reading from the books of agile practice and lean methodology. In the legal sector, success in listening to in-house counsel
“Not yet” is still the short answer. Private sector adoption by law firms in Hong Kong has been growing pretty well, and the buyers’ market reflects comparably to leading international trends in the U.S. and Europe. So, what would it take for Hong Kong’s legaltech moment to truly arrive? The Fundamentals Hong Kong should be
Launching InnotechLawHub.net and upcoming SME activity
Last week (November 4-8, 2019) was FinTech Week and the LAWASIA Conference in Hong Kong. I had the pleasure of speaking at the World RegTech Summit, one of the events held as part of the FinTech Week. It was held at the University of Hong Kong. There, I participated in a book launch of The
As I reported in August in Hong Kong Lawyer, the Law Society of Hong Kong has officially launched its practice innovation program earlier this year, the InnoTech Law Hub (“ILH”). The report notes: As the Law Society’s program for legal practice innovation, the ILH aims to find technology-based solutions relevant to the [Law Society Technology]
The annual RegTech market globally is US$ 120 billion, and it’s more than financial services! The emergent RegTech industry provides plenty of lessons on legal and compliance innovation and positive impact on adjacent markets such as the LegalTech and GovTech markets. Wider industry acceptance is driven by the increasing affordability of advance technologies and better
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