Beschreibung:
"Humanization and the Law" combines two current and complementary trends in the business-to-business (B2B) market of the legal industry: digitalization and humanization.
Roger Strathausen, Kai Jacob, Dierk Schindler and Bernhard Waltl, Introduction.- Sven von Alemann and Philipp Glock, The Paradigm Shift in AI: from Human Labor to Humane Creativity.- Heribert Anzinger, Human Dignity and Computational Methods of Law Making Agonists and Antagonists in the Humanization of Law.- Uwe Bandey and Silvio Kupsch, Humanized Law: How human should robot judgements be?.- Thomas Barton, Designing Legal Systems for an Algorithmic Society.- Lucy Bassli, Humanizing Contracting Processes for all Corporations.- Madeleine Bernhardt and Emma Ziercke, Patagonia: Everything a Law Firm is Not, But Could Be?.- Liam Brown et al., The Elevated Workplace.- Barbara Chomicka, Of Mice and Lawyers: What Lawyers Can Learn From Calhoun's Rodent Utopia.- Craig Conte and Mark Ross, The Next Frontier for Contract Management: Technology and Humanity Meet to Revolutionize Post-Signature.- Anna Engers, Diversity is the "&" between Humanization and Law.- Helena Haapio, Legally functional andhuman-friendly contracts by design - the first ten years.- Abir Haddad, Rethinking Human-centered Legal Framework.- Tatiana Löttiger, International Business Etiquette for Legal Professionals.- Rainer Markfort and Patryk Zamorski, Law Firm of the Future.- Bruno Mascello, Wasting Human Resources - Women Still Have a Difficult Stand in the Legal Profession.- Jean Obst, Leadership and the Use of Metrics in Legal Departments - a Humanized Approach.- Carl Renner and Michael Zollner, On the Function of Contracts in Modern Society - an Instrument of Freedom of Bondage?.- Wolfgang Richter, Blockchain Based Tokens as a Tool to Transform Collaboration Structures.- V. Saintot and G. di Mateo, Legal knowledge management: augmenting and humanizing lawyers' work.- V. Saintot and F. Lulic, How to E-A-S-E our legal ecosystems with extended cognition and design-based practices.- Sebastian Schüssler, Beyond "do ut des" - What the Legal Business Can Learn From "Working Out Loud".- Martina Seidl, Corporate Digital Responsibility.- Roger Strathausen, "Who Are you?" - A Story About a Gay Humanist Working at a Law Firm.- Ivan Timmer, Digitilization and Humanization: the law, the government & the citizen.- Duc V. Trang, Injecting Humanity (Back) Into Talent Development.