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11:40am – 12:40pm

The Rule Systems Panel

Computational Law is the branch of Legal Informatics concerned with the mechanization of legal analysis (whether done by humans or by computers).  Predictive Analytics has brought the power of big data and computer processing to predicting the odds of certain legal outcomes.  Traditional “rule-based” approaches, on the other hand, can offer advantages in building systems capable of effective legal analysis.  This panel brings together experts to help us understand the prospects and problems associated with this classic approach to Computational Law.

Prof. Michael Genesereth’s presentation supporting materials:

• Computational Law The Cop in the Backseat

Harry Surden’s presentation supporting materials:

• Values Embedded in Legal Artificial Intelligence
• Computable Contracts

Summary of panel on Computational Law

• The Role of Rules in Computational Law

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3:15pm – 4:30pm

FutureLaw @5 Lightning Round

This year, CodeX FutureLaw turns five, and we ask these experts to share their thoughts on the following critical topics in legal tech:

• Legal Education Reform in the Age of the Robolawyer
• Building a Better Internet for Legal Help
• ABA Report on the Future of Legal Services
• LSC President Jim Sandman’s Update on 2017 Challenges and Opportunities
• Why Law Firms Should Embrace Matter Standards

Jeannette Eicks’ presentation supporting materials:

• Law Schools are FutureLaw

Margaret Hagan’s presentation supporting materials:

• CodeX Better Internet for Legal Help

Judy Perry Martinez’ presentation supporting materials:

• CodeX Lightning Round Slides

Adam Stock’s presentation supporting materials:

• SALI Slides