Casedo - New version released... and it's MUCH faster

In other news...

We've been extremely busy with digital events and publishing in the last month.

RECENT EVENTS

We all competed in our own way for the London Legal Walk 2020 and hit our target by raising £200 for the London Legal Support Trust.
In early November Milad ran a webinar in conjunction with the UCL FinTech Society on using Casedo to help write An Unparalleled Dissertation and Thesis.
Milad also interviewed Aishwarya Shaji, who used Casedo on her way to winning Herbert Smith Freehills Junior Mooting Competition 2019/2020.
Ross has been involved in a couple of podcasts and a panel discussion. He spoke to Fintech: Byte-Sized about Starting a LegalTech in the UK, and sat down for a chat with Faareen of Law Simplified for a chat.
On Monday 30 November Ross will be showcasing Casedo at the Re:Adapt LegalTech Conference, in which we're giving a cash prize to the best non-legal use of Casedo.

ARTICLES

We published half a dozen or so articles in the last month which can be found on our Insights Hub or over at Legal Futures.

STUDENTS

Our relationship with the UCL Fintech Society is going strong as evidenced in the events above. With regard to UCL Law Society, the mooting competitions are now progressing through their rounds, with the senior competition coming to a conclusion in the new year. Due to the success of the mooting competitions we are getting increasing interest from other universities, hopefully we'll have some announcements in the next newsletter.

Just to remind you that in response to requests from users, we have set up a Referral Scheme. Acknowledging the client / lawyer relationship nature of most of our users' work, we have put in place a two-pronged scheme that works with referring Casedo to peers and separately to clients, this is built to negotiate any conflicts of interest. Please email jim@casedo.com if you want to find out more.