Legal Tech: Information technology tools in the administration of justice

This book offers a comprehensive consideration of the problem of linking the law of new technologies to the work of a lawyer. The authors describe the development of technology and the tendency of technology to enter the domain that until recently was reserved only for lawyers. Today, information systems can not only support the work of the lawyer, but also replace it. In this book, legal issues are weaved with technical issues that have a significant impact on the understanding of the law, but also enable the understanding of processes (including IT) that have a significant impact on the law. The authors also pay attention to the cross-border nature and related issues.

With contributions by Michał Araszkiewicz, Gabriela Bar, Wilfried Bernhard, Katarzyna Biczysko-Pudełko, Maddalena Castellani, Tomasz Chomicki, Patryk Ciurak, Wojciech Cyrul, Maria Dymitruk, Ewa Fabian, Tomasz Grzegory, Agnieszka Kubiak-Cyrul, Iga Kurowska, Małgorzata Kurowska, Pierpaolo Marano, Vytautas Nekrošius, Robert Pająk, Aleksandra Partyk, Przemysław Polański, Rafał Prabucki, Janos Puskas, Thiago Santos Rocha, Mauro Arturo Rivera León, Enrico Maria Scavone, Rafał Skibicki, Marek Świerczyński, Dariusz Szostek, Sylwester Szczepanik, Kamil Szpyt, Michał Tabor, Gabriela Wiktorzak, Michał Wódczak, Jakub Wyczik, Anna Zalesińska, Tomasz Zalewski, Mariusz Zalucki, Mario Zanin and Zsolt Ződi.