Linklaters has partnered with BRYTER, a no-code automation platform, on a series of global innovation initiatives.
Linklaters has long supported standardisation and automation in the legal industry.
HYPE have done a deep dive into how the firm is transforming client services and partner engagement.
5 August 2021
Linklaters is rolling out Atticus, a web-based platform that streamlines the verification of public-facing documents across its London and Hong Kong offices.
16 November 2020
The conversation around agile working has increased greatly over the last couple of years, with many firms deploying technology that has enabled its people to be able to work from anywhere. Grant Beecham, senior innovation manager at Linklaters, looks at what Covid-19 will mean for the future adoption of agile working.
23 July 2020
A thought leadership article on the parallels between law and technology, and what lawyers can learn from how software developers’ work.
15 May 2020
A total of 40 countries have launched official nationwide contact-tracing apps, according to our latest analysis.
27 October 2021
Linklaters is the first international law firm in the Middle East to offer an online learning experience programme.
5 October 2020
Linklaters has concluded a series of legal design projects that have reimagined key client documents and processes.
4 September 2019
Linklaters has redesigned its training contract offer letter using principles of legal design. This reflects the firm’s wider efforts in the space, designing legal content and service delivery to increase access, usability and effectiveness for our clients.
27 April 2020
Clients will now be able to execute agreements purely digitally on Italian deals, using a technology that maximises enforceability of contracts both in terms of how they will be treated before Italian courts, and the number of jurisdictions electronical signatures will be valid in.