19: Democratisation of justice by Legal Tech
In cooperation with Future Law and Bucerius Law School
How can we ensure a simpler, more transparent and better way of access to justice and legal advice through IT, Legal Tech and Internet?
Which concrete options are possible? What does it mean for people seeking justice, for the legal advisers and for the judiciary? Several aspects will be discussed with representatives of the legal field.
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Markus HARTUNG
Director, Bucerius Center on the Legal Profession, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg
1989 | Lawyer; Sole practitioner; Berlin |
1996-1999 | Partner, Oppenhoff & Raedler, Berlin |
1999-2000 | Managing Partner, Oppenhoff & Raedler, Frankfurt |
2001-2009 | German Managing Partner, Linklaters, Frankfurt/London |
Since 2010 Director, Bucerius Center on the Legal Profession, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg | |
Since 2011 Chairman, Committee on Professional Regulation, German Bar Association, Berlin |
Mag. Sophie MARTINETZ
Founder, Future Law; Founder and Managing Director, Seinfeld Professionals, Vienna
2000 | Graduation from law, University of Vienna |
2000-2002 | Executive Production Assistant, diverse film productions |
2002-2004 | In-House Lawyer, Bertelsmann/ Fremantle Media, Berlin; London |
2004-2007 | Media Finance, Barclays Corporate Banking, London |
2007-2008 | Head of Global Referal Unit, Barclays Corporate Banking, London |
2008-2011 | Head of Corporate Business Services, Bawag PSK, Vienna |
since 2012 | Founder; Managing Director, Seinfeld Professionals, Vienna |
since 2016 | Founder, Future Law, Vienna |
Alain PILETTE
Deputy Director, Council of the European Union; Directorate-General, Justice and Home Affairs, Directorate 2 Justice, Brussels
1989 | Robert Schuman Scholarship, European Parliament, Brussels |
1989-1990 | Trainee, European Commission, Brussels |
1990-1995 | Attorney at Law, Brussels Bar, Brussels |
1995-1997 | Legal Adviser, Air transport IT and Communications, SITA, Genf |
1997-2000 | Administator, Legal Affairs Committee, European Parliament, Brussels |
2000-2002 | Legal Adviser, Council of the European Union, Brussels |
2002-2003 | Member of the Secretariat, The European Convention, Brussels |
2003-2005 | Legal Adviser Administration, Council of the European Union, Brussels |
2005-2016 | Head, Legal Adviser Administration Unit, Council of the European Union, Brussels |
2016-2017 | Head of Unit, DG D 2A, Judicial cooperation in civil matters and e-justice, Council of the European Union, Brussels |
since 2018 | Deputy Director, DG JAI, Justice, Council of the European Union, Brussels |
MBA lic.oec Alberto SANZ DE LAMA
Chief Executive Officer, LexisNexis, Vienna
1989-1993 | Business Administration, University Zurich |
1999-2000 | MBA, INSEAD, Fontainebleau |
1992-1998 | Procter & Gamble, Brand Manager, Geneva/Vienna |
1999 | McKinsley & Company, Consultant, Vienna |
2000-2003 | Mobipay, VP Europe, Madrid |
2003-2009 | eBay , Country Manager, Austria and Switzerland, Madrid/Vienna |
2009-2015 | AutoScout24 Group, Managing Director, Munich |
since 2015 | LexisNexis, Chief Executive Officer, Vienna |
Martin SCHNEIDER
Leitender Staatsanwalt, Präsidialsektion Abteilung III 3, Bundesministerium für Verfassung, Reformen, Deregulierung und Justiz, Wien
1972-1976 | Study of Law, University of Vienna |
1975-1979 | University Assistant, University of Vienna |
since 1982 | Austrian Federal Ministry of Justice, Vienna |
since 1991 | Lecturer, University of Vienna |
since 1993 | Head of Legal Informatics and ICT Unit, Austrian Federal Ministry of Constitutional Affairs Reforms Deregulation and Justice, Vienna |
1994-1997 | Head of Expert Committee Legal Informatics, Council of Europe, Vienna |
2006 | Founder, Future-e-Justice |
since 2018 | Chief Information Officer, Austrian Federal Ministry of Constitutional Affairs Reforms Deregulation and Justice, Vienna |