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Panel discussion on "New Work - Tech, Platform & AI" at the fourth Women in Law Conference in Vienna
The panel discussion focused on the impact of technology, platform economy, and artificial intelligence on the legal profession and the society at large. Anastasiya Ugale shared her insights and experience on how legal tech tools can enhance the efficiency, quality, and accessibility of legal services. She also made a presentation of the innovative products developed by One Joule and Jus Mundi, such as ex.CITE and Jus Mundi's proprietary legal research platform.
The co-panelists were Tamara Kraljic, counsel in the Washington, D.C. office of Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP; Eva Bognar, international employment law expert and head of the labor law practice of Lakatos Köves and Partners, the leading independent Hungarian law firm; Katharina Körber-Risak, the founder and partner of Körber-Risak Rechtsanwalts GmbH; and Tadala Chinkwezule, a Justitia Award Laureate 2022 and a human rights lawyer in Malawi.
The panel discussion was lively, engaging, and informative. It sparked a fruitful exchange of ideas and perspectives among the panelists and the audience. We are grateful to Alix Frank Rechtsanwälte GmbH and The Women in Law Initiative for the invitation and the opportunity to be part of this inspiring event. We are also proud to support the mission of The Women in Law Initiative to promote gender equality and diversity in the legal sector.
We look forward to continuing the conversation and collaboration with our fellow women in law. Together, we can shape the future of law with innovation, inclusion, and excellence.
Author: Anastasiya Ugale
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