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Winning Solution: Lawrelai is designed by Legal Shapers to be your first trusted legal travel advisor, easily accessible via Facebook’s Messenger App. Lawrelai’s uniqueness consists of its global coverage and of its free component of reliable and up-to-date legal information to most common occurrences while travelling abroad. In case of immediate need during your travel, Lawrelai offers personalized legal assistance based on a fee, through its verified local legal professionals.
On February 22-24, 2019, the second edition of the largest worldwide legal hackathon in history, engaging software developers, legal industry professionals, entrepreneurs, students to create solutions that would drive the future of law through innovative legal technology, will take place in cities all over the world including Romania, Bucharest. The legal industry is at the verge of complete transformation, and the Global Legal Hackathon is a great opportunity for everybody in the IT and legal industries, no matter how tech-savvy or not, to roll up their sleeves and join with friends, colleagues and even clients, to fully immerse themselves in the cutting edge of legal technology for a weekend. We expect teams will build working solutions, proofs of concept or prototypes, as well as presentation materials to explain, pitch, and present the solutions. Final phase and global awards ceremony will take place at the international gala organized in April 2019.
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This year's winning solution, LAWra, is designed by the Legal Shapers team to be the first legal chatbot for travelers, easily accessible through various social media platforms such as Facebook Messenger. LAWra can be used to provide verified legal answers for any person traveling abroad. In the event of an immediate emergency during the journey, LAWra offers personalized legal assistance through its local partners, carefully selected and available one click away. From a technical point of view, LAWra uses NLP and AI technologies to decipher the complicated character of human language and to understand exactly the needs and context of the user. Scenarios can be created by both technical and non-technical people, using a powerful UI interface. The Legal Shapers team consists of lawyers Tudor Colţan (SeniorAssociate Suciu Popa), Roxana Pistolea (Associate Clifford Chance), Roxana Mihaela Catea (Senior Associate Ţuca Zbârcea and Associates) and IT specialists Petru Bălăşa and Eduard Mirică.
The second-placed team, Summarizel, proposed a Chrome browser extension (soon other solutions), which summarizes and translates all Terms and Conditions. The solution integrates a translation function so that any user on the globe can benefit fromit. The advantages brought by the solution include internet transparency, accessible language, fast and easy access to relevant information. The solution can be a useful resource for observing the transparency imposed by GDPR andcombines legal, technical, design, UX / UI to capture the user's attention and help him understand what he accepts, in easy words. Summarizel team: Ruxandra Sava - Innovation, Technology & Privacy Lawyer, Ecaterina Donciu - Graphic Designer, Diana Marusic - TechWizard, Eugene Cernei - TechWizard.
The third place was obtained by Lucky Team 1 who proposed an "Uber" for legal services for simple emergency solutions. Their project answers a problem that all of us encounter at some point: the need of an urgent advice from a lawyer, an advice that can get you out oftrouble and prevent long-term hardship. Avocat NonStop (“NonStopLawyer”) creates a permanent link between a lawyer and any individual in need at the distance of a simple phone call. The problem the lawyer can quickly give a useful answer to can be diverse, from being pulled over by the police to not understanding a certain clause from a contract in front of you.Our solution comes in two forms, either through a short phone number to be remembered easily by users, or through a mobile application that connects the user with the appropriate lawyer qualified to give a suitable answer to the said problem. As for the future plans, interactive voice response software(IRV) and machine learning could be implemented to improve the efficiency of the product. LuckyTeam 1 team is made up of two lawyers, AndreaPantiru -Dentons and Mihai Dolhescu - Clifford Chance.
"We are thrilled to be chosen the Romanian Host of GLH, for the second year in a row."
Welcome to GHL2019
A word from Sponsors and Hosts
Presenting the rules, the prizes and agenda.
Forming the teams.
START of Hacking session
Get to know the other over drinks
See you tomorrow
Start of a full hacking day with a hot coffee and healthy breakfast
Start working on your ideas, projects and aspirations
Drinks and food will be available throughout the day
See you tomorrow
Start the last day hacking day with a hot coffee and healthy breakfast
Give shape to your projects and get ready to present
Equal slots of time for each team to present the Jury and whole audience their projects\
Q&A sessions with the Jury
Sorin Badea will announce the winners and will award the prices
Don't forget to leave your remarks on the event's organisation
and register for GLH 2020!
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Oracle Romania Country Manager & Central and Eastern Europe Cloud Leader at Oracle
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Bucharest
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