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<blockquote data-quote="Jonty" data-source="post: 208" data-attributes="member: 41"><p>Hey, good to know it's useful! Yeah, the Legal Geek website is great but is a bit news-shy, which is where the other two come in. Legal Geek do have a massive conference in October (I think) but also run smaller events too. There's one at the end of March that they're running with ThoughtRiver to demo their contract analysis software which could be useful for people to attend.</p><p></p><p>From the coding side of things, I must admit that I'm not a programmer or coder etc. I know some from my Computing A level, and like to think I'm pretty decent from a layman tech p.o.v, but I've just started to learn a new basic programming language course recently because I don't know enough.</p><p></p><p>Udacity run a number of free-courses via their website and there's also a mobile app called SoloLearn which will help you learn the basics. In reality, you won't need to be a techie to use or work in LawTech, however it could be helpful, if you have time to do it, to help you communicate more effectively with those who do work within LawTech.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jonty, post: 208, member: 41"] Hey, good to know it's useful! Yeah, the Legal Geek website is great but is a bit news-shy, which is where the other two come in. Legal Geek do have a massive conference in October (I think) but also run smaller events too. There's one at the end of March that they're running with ThoughtRiver to demo their contract analysis software which could be useful for people to attend. From the coding side of things, I must admit that I'm not a programmer or coder etc. I know some from my Computing A level, and like to think I'm pretty decent from a layman tech p.o.v, but I've just started to learn a new basic programming language course recently because I don't know enough. Udacity run a number of free-courses via their website and there's also a mobile app called SoloLearn which will help you learn the basics. In reality, you won't need to be a techie to use or work in LawTech, however it could be helpful, if you have time to do it, to help you communicate more effectively with those who do work within LawTech. [/QUOTE]
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