Digital Lawyering

Rezensionen / Stimmen

"For the law student of today to be able to flourish in the future law workplace, they need a wide range of competences, including both people and technology skills. The very practical, hands-on, and direct approach of this book will help learners to think critically about how to develop these and to grow the key capacity to reflect on experiences and continue to learn. These abilities will be essential in a legal world that changes more rapidly every day."

Dr Ronan Kennedy, Senior Lecturer in Law, National University of Ireland Galway

"The need for digital literacy skills is more important today than ever before. This is a must-have textbook for those studying law."

Dr Sara de Freitas, Executive Director of Education, Inspired Education Group "For the law student of today to be able to flourish in the future law workplace, they need a wide range of competences, including both people and technology skills. The very practical, hands-on, and direct approach of this book will help learners to think critically about how to develop these and to grow the key capacity to reflect on experiences and continue to learn. These abilities will be essential in a legal world that changes more rapidly every day."

Dr Ronan Kennedy, Senior Lecturer in Law, National University of Ireland Galway

"The need for digital literacy skills is more important today than ever before. This is a must-have textbook for those studying law."

Dr Sara de Freitas, Executive Director of Education, Inspired Education Group

"As law firms, government agencies and courts increasingly automate not only document review and assembly, but many other aspects of daily practice, every law school will soon offer a course in Legal Technologies. Digital Lawyering in the 21st Century is precisely the text needed for such a course: a collaboration of technologists and legal academics, tailored to walk the law student through the many facets of digital technologies, exploring the opportunities and challenges they present to learning and the practice of law. Students and instructors alike will love its authoritative clarity."

David C. Donald, Professor, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong