Digital Legal Lab Newsletter March

Hi! Thanks for reading the monthly Digital Legal Lab newsletter, where we round up the latest news & views from our cross-university research collaboration on digital legal studies. For more information, updates and events, please visit our website or follow us on social media.

What's new at the Digital Legal Lab

Mark your calendars for an upcoming highlight in the legal tech community! The Digital Legal Talks 2024 are scheduled for 28 and 29 November, set in the inspiring venue of Zalen van Zeven in Utrecht. This event promises to be a vibrant forum for sharing insights, innovations, and the latest research in digital law.

Stay tuned for the upcoming call for papers — an opportunity for scholars, practitioners, and innovators to contribute to the discourse on the intersection of technology and law. Further details will be provided shortly, ensuring participants have all the information needed to engage in this exciting gathering.

Don't miss out on this pivotal event. Save the date now and prepare to join us for two days of stimulating discussions and networking opportunities!

We are pleased to extend an invitation from our Sectorplan colleagues, Iris van Domselaar and Ljubiša Metikoš, to the Symposium on Virtue, AI, and Law. This engaging event is scheduled for 14th and 15th of March at the University of Amsterdam and represents a collaborative effort between the Paul Scholten Centre for Jurisprudence, DTDM, the ACLPA, and the University of Edinburgh.

To participate in this exciting discussion and connect with like-minded professionals, please register by emailing [email protected].

The Digital Legal Lab proudly presents the outcomes of the "Data, Personalization, and the Law 2023" winter school— an e-booklet and research agenda now available on our website. Held from December 4 to 8, 2023, at the Lorentz Center in Leiden, Netherlands, this event delved into digital technology policy, regulation, and the emerging Digital Legal Studies field. Participants engaged with a variety of topics, from regulatory paradigms and data justice to the impacts of digitalization on legal frameworks and fundamental rights. The winter school, supported by the Digital Legal Lab and the Lorentz Center, facilitated valuable discussions that have now been encapsulated in these accessible resources, contributing to the ongoing dialogue in the digital legal domain.