Legal technology is a wide-ranging term used to describe technology solutions that aim to support, supplement and replace traditional ways of delivering legal services or enhancing efficiency.
Head of Innovation @ LawBasket
Simba Mubvuma is a lawyer and access-to-justice entrepreneur from Zimbabwe. A self-taught coder, Mubvuma is Head of Innovation at LawBasket, a legal technology company that connects small businesses and start-ups with legal help they can afford. Named on the Forbes Africa 30 under 30 list in technology, he was selected as a Mandela Washington Fellow in 2019 and has spoken at the Stanford Law School Future of Law Conference, the Innovating Justice Forum in the Hague and at the Africa Law Tech Festival in Kenya.
Founder and Managing Director @ Schoeman Law
Schoeman-Louw founded the firm in 2007, aged 24. She is an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa, conveyancer, notary public and mediator, with a passion for entrepreneurs. She regularly writes for academic and online publications such as De Rebus, Without Prejudice, Polity.org, Entrepreneur, Business Briefs and Personal Finance. Louw guest lectures at Stellenbosch Business School.
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Africa NewLaw Innovation Index
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The Africa NewLaw Innovation Index is the first Africa-focused, free to use and list, online index dedicated to innovative African legal service providers. The listed African businesses provide a broad range of innovative solutions, tools and products to business challenges, leveraging legal services that can be delivered more efficiently and at a lower cost in Africa. |
This course is produced in collaboration with Liquid Intelligence Technologies
Liquid Intelligent Technologies is a pan-African technology group present in more than 20 countries, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa. Liquid has firmly established itself as the leading provider of pan-African digital infrastructure.
Liquid Labs, the company’s innovation and partnership arm, has partnered with Africa Legal to develop a series of courses on legal technology. Liquid Labs believes that the power of technology will create a better and brighter future for everyone. For the legal community, technology has the potential to increase access to justice and legal services and create a more diverse and inclusive legal sector.
Lawyers and potential legal service professionals have had to adapt incredibly quickly over the last few years; we’d now like to help the legal community use legal tools more efficiently to realise their true potential.
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This course is eligible for 1 CPD point from the United Kingdom CPD Standards Office, and may be applicable to individuals who are members of, or associated with, professional bodies. |
This course includes:
2 hours’ worth of learning with resources for additional study
Discussion forums – meet colleagues from around the world
Real-world case studies and scenarios – you will learn by example.
Option to save data – switch off the video and download or read the transcript.
Points towards continuous professional development
Completion certificate and CDP accreditation certificate
Self paced – access the course wherever and whenever it suits you
Frequently Asked Questions:
What web browser should I use?
The Open edX platform works best with current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or with Internet Explorer version 9 and above.
See our list of supported browsers for the most up-to-date information.
Who should take this course?
This course is aimed at junior lawyers, law students, business owners and risk- and compliance professionals in Africa.
How long will it take me to complete the course?
Once you are enrolled in the course, you can work through the content at your own pace. Feel free to access any part of the content at any time.
The course should take you about one hour, not including optional activities, discussions and extra reading materials.
How do I access the course?
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