This is a Deep Dive episode on Legal Design Thinking. Is the Legal Design Thinking process valuable for legal practice? How can lawyers learn and use Legal Design Thinking processes for their work? Let's find out!

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This is a 101 episode on Legal Design Thinking.

What is Design Thinking? How can it address the different needs of users?

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This is a Deep Dive episode on Computational Logic. In this episode we'll talk about how computers think, work and how they apply their thinking to law.

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This is a 101 episode on Logic & Computational Logic.

Is the law logical? Do lawyers need to know logic? How did logic develop into computational logic?

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In this episode we will be talking to Henrik Udsen, professor in IT law at the Faculty of Law - University of Copenhagen. Together we will discuss the history of computers and the future of lawyers. 

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This is a 101 episode on Computations and History of Computers.

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Listen to this introductory episode about the topics that we will be covering during the second season of the Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast.

Hosts: Alexandra Andhov, Berdien van der Donk, Léonard Van Rompaey. 

In this episode, Alexandra Andhov, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen and founder of the Copenhagen Legal Tech Lab, and Saule Omarova, Beth and Marc Goldberg Professor of Law at Cornell University discuss how to envision a more innovative future in the legal field and specifically in the financial sector. 

In this episode, Alexandra Andhov, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen and founder of the Copenhagen Legal Tech Lab, Léonard Van Rompaey, Industrial Post-Doc at the Faculty of Law, and Anastasia Karagianni, Visiting PhD Researcher, discuss the topic of A.I., focusing on how feminist data could make this technology more inclusive and fairer.

In this episode, Nick Hawtin, Legal Tech expert, and Mikkel Højland, Co-founder and Product Owner at Estaid, discuss the potential of legal tech tools in the real estate market.

Estaid is platform that gathers relevant data around properties and offers a digital service where real estate professionals can access, analyze, and manage their data, intelligence, and work processes.

For more information about the platform, https://www.estaid.dk.