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LTN's Key Takeaways from Legalweek New York 2020: Day 1
After a long first day of Legalweek, LTN's reporters and editors break down what they saw, ranging from a more discerning buying public to contracts being the buzz and more.
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Rhys Dipshan: On the first day of the Legalweek 2020, the message was clear: Attorneys are becoming more discerning tech consumers. They’re moving beyond the hype, and considering the reality of how novel technology will—and won’t—live up to its potential. Take for example, blockchain-powered smart contracts, which many have said would be completely self-executing without the need for legal intermediaries.
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