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Yeah, well, let's get clarity on that now. And a pleasure to welcome Emma Sadler, the founder of the Digital Law Company, to the show today. Emma, good afternoon to you. Thanks so much for joining us. A lot of conversation taking place around a video that you
not think it's just like being able to send SNSs. Emma, thank you so much. Emma Sadlia, founder of the digital law company, always puts a little bit of a fear of God into me as a parent listening to that, but I think it's an important warning to heed. Caitles.
Of the digital law company. Always puts a little bit of a fear of God into me as a parent listening to that, but I think it's an important warning to heed. 7:02. The Midday Reports with Mandy Weiner. Let's walk the talk. Well, we know a lot of people are
Let me speak to Emma Sadler now, social media law expert at the digital law company. We've had initially asked you to talk about this phenomena of naming and shaming via social media, but we have to reflect on what was breaking news, and that was that US jury
And the law needs to account for that and needs to follow this technological leap, especially now with AI. I can confidently say that there isn't a single country in the world that has a comprehensive framework for dealing with digital remains. But Adina is
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Their wills regards DAs is how they responded to that. Thank you so much for chatting to us. Head over to NexaBeyond.com if you want to check out some of the work that they are doing. And I'm assuming legal fraternities show up as well. The more, the merrier
Those who may not be able to afford a lawyer. Let's take a listen. In our tech feature for today, we're talking about a legal app created for lawyer, by lawyers rather, for legal assistance. And joining us in studios, Nikita Lala, who is founder of LNP Beyond
Yeah, well, let's get clarity on that now. And a pleasure to welcome Emma Sadler, the founder of the Digital Law Company, to the show today. Emma, good afternoon to you. Thanks so much for joining us. A lot of conversation taking place around a video that you
What we could afford, and none of it was really South African, and none of it was lawyer-led. And we wanted something that was built for South African law firms, was built for the South African market, that could take smaller law firms and suddenly catapult
not think it's just like being able to send SNSs. Emma, thank you so much. Emma Sadlia, founder of the digital law company, always puts a little bit of a fear of God into me as a parent listening to that, but I think it's an important warning to heed. Caitles.
African and none of it was lawyer-led. Yes. And we wanted something that was built for South African law firms, was built for the South African market that could take smaller law firms and suddenly catapult them to the top and level out that playing field.
Of the digital law company. Always puts a little bit of a fear of God into me as a parent listening to that, but I think it's an important warning to heed. 7:02. The Midday Reports with Mandy Weiner. Let's walk the talk. Well, we know a lot of people are
Let me speak to Emma Sadler now, social media law expert at the digital law company. We've had initially asked you to talk about this phenomena of naming and shaming via social media, but we have to reflect on what was breaking news, and that was that US jury
And the law needs to account for that and needs to follow this technological leap, especially now with AI. I can confidently say that there isn't a single country in the world that has a comprehensive framework for dealing with digital remains. But Adina is
Major law firms, including Norton Rose, Fulbright, Bowman's, and Weber Wentzel and Workman's, are launching legal proceedings in the Gauteng High Court to review and set aside the LSC. The applicant firms argued that the LSC, in its current form, is unlawful,
was on the market, what we could afford, and none of it was really South African, and none of it was lawyer-led. And we wanted something that was built for South African law firms, was built for the South African market, that could take smaller law firms and
12 minutes to two o'clock in our tech feature for today. We're talking about a legal app created for lawyer, by lawyers rather, for legal assistance. And joining us in studios, Nikita Lala, who is founder of LNP Beyond Legal, as well as Nexa Beyond, which is a
before publishing the code in September of 2024. The applicants in the matter, major commercial law firms, including Norton Rose, Fulbright, Bowman's, Weber Winzel, and Workman's, argued that the code in its current form is unlawful, irrational, and
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