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Legal Innovation Blog by @BaruObracajova

Prague, Czech Republic
Joined July 2021
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Jak vypadá srozumitelný text? ✅ Srozumitelně napsaný text poznáte při čtení. ✅ Neutopíte se v něm, protože je přehledný. ✅ Najdete v něm informaci, kterou hledáte. ✅ Tvoří ho slova, kvůli kterým nemusíte otevírat slovník. ✅ Pokud máte něco udělat, dozvíte se jak na to.
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Know someone who would be great at managing the people and tech that keep our #a2J #innovation lab running? The #i4J team is hiring an academic programs officer! arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/care…
General counsel of Mercedes Benz says not enough outside counsel approach him to ask how they could do things better / differently - and if they did, there are ideas he’s had for collaboration and use cases for legaltech solutions that he would share with them #legalgeek2022 #
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Shazam but for that case your partner swears exists
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On Friday, we completed this year’s very successful edition of the @bucerius_law Bucerius Law School Summer Program in Legal Technology and Operations. A great group of students and lecturers joined us in Hamburg! #law #technology #legal #legaltech #legaloperations #legalops
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As part of the @Bucerius_Law School Summer Program in #LegalTech & #LegalOperations, we visited the Hasso Plattner Institute for a joint exchange on #Law, #Science, #Technology and #Entrepreneurship @HPI_DE -- thanks so much to HPI for hosting us !
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The best law students write the longest exam answers which is why SCOTUS opinions are wordy & incomprehensible to the public. Memes effectively communicate complex issues in a concise & memorable format. That's why we must appoint memelords to SCOTUS instead. In this essay I will
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My role in the legal innovation ecosystem
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