iolex limited helps law firms and their clients digitize their legal / compliance functions. to this end, iolex offers (1)unified platform + legal tech app store (2)a proprietary high level language that lawyers and compliance officers can use to create their own apps, bypassing the programmer, and (3)a road map for redefining end-to-end legal service. Think of the company ARM for lawyers. iolex's founder and CEO Carl Im, a stanford phd in physics, with 20 years of investment banking trading, strategy, and sales experience, believes that the single most distinguishing factor of iolex is the tech leadership: (1)status quo is to implement legaltech solution within the context of a given mandate --> iolex builds law firm business models around a suite of technology. (2)status quo is to teach low level programming to lawyers --> we have trained 4 lawyers to speak iolex(a proprietary high level language) to create their own apps, bypassing the programmer. We have apps with only 20 lines of iolex, and over 500 lines of iolex. Carl Im is also a senior advisor to Yulchon LLC. As a senior adviser at Yulchon LLC, he has been driving Yulchon’s digital strategy, eYulchon using the iolex paradigm. Carl was named one of the 10 pioneers of new thinking by the London Financial Times, and his work has won the Asian Technology and Innovation Initiative of the Year, the Asia-Pacific Innovator of the Year, and the In-House Community Visionary Firm of the Year. He has just published a paper in A.I. with MIT’s CSAIL. The legal app factory that iolex is offering has created several revenue generating applications for Yulchon LLC and is currently in discussions with several international and regional law firms for collaboration. Carl has just announced a FIDIC Yellow 99 compliance app in collaboration with Pinsent Masons. At this years International Bar Association Conference, the iolex footprint in legaltech was the topic of invited talks for the Law Firm Management Committee, the Banking Law Committee, the Securities Law Committee, Stronger Together by Freshfields, the Fintech Settlement Committee, as well as the Yulchon Tax Breakfast. Currently iolex offers three classes of applications: the award winning AlgoCompliance, legal risk assessment analytics, as well as the patent-pending semantic evolution engine, i7, that produces line-by-line reasoning for a legal argument.
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Ringtail eDiscovery software delivers a unique visual approach to eDiscovery—from early case assessments and investigations to document review and trial preparation—that enable organizations to master the details of any legal matter. Ringtail visual analytics assist analysts in early case assessments, investigations and enforcement actions where they are not sure what they are looking for at the outset With more than 50,000 users around the globe, Ringtail is the eDiscovery software the world’s law firms, corporations, and government agencies turn to for trusted performance and results. Key features include: - Document Mapping (patented content clustering and interactive visualisation) - Cubes (interactive pivot tables) - Social network mapping - Email threading - Financial transaction network analysis - Phone log network analysis - Predictive coding and continuous active learning Ringtail’s review platform has been rated #1 by Gartner, especially in complex eDiscovery and cross-border cases
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LexIQ develops software (SaaS) solutions for data analysis. LexIQ's mission is to provide insight into (legal) data. LexIQ's software (SaaS) solutions draw strength from machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP). By labeling, analyzing and interactive visualization of data, LexIQ increases the accessibility and insight of unstructured (often textual) data. LexIQ's clientele consists of customers from the legal sector (e.g. EY, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek and USG Legal), the banking sector (e.g. Rabobank) and the government (e.g. the Public Prosecution Service and the Council for the Judiciary). Many of LexIQ's (development) projects take place in close collaboration with these types of clients and/or universities. In addition to the fact that LexIQ is known for several appearances in the media, LexIQ is known as a finalist at the 1st edition of the De Brauw Legal Innovation Challenge (BLIC), semi-finalist at the 2nd edition of the Legal Tech Startup Awards and winner of the Audience Award at the 8th edition of the HiiL Justice Accelerator.