Built to Sell: Legal

Handling legal aspects of your business doesn't need to feel as scary as this. Entrepreneurs are often portrayed as rule-breaking rebels who have a great new idea to introduce to the world. They may be singularly focused on how best to create and sell their product or service - regardless of what the law or

By |2019-01-30T16:03:48-05:00January 30th, 2019|Business Plans, Law|3 Comments

Predicting the Supreme Court

  One of the more exciting and public projects we've been working on lately has finally come to light - our Supreme Court prediction project with Dan Katz and Josh Blackman.  This project is exactly what you'd expect - a framework for predicting the Supreme Court, though meant to span the Court's entire history, unlike previous projects.

By |2014-07-27T10:17:10-04:00July 27th, 2014|Consulting, Law, Machine Learning, Research|0 Comments

Is there tax in the cloud?

Do you contract for IaaS, PaaS, or SaaS services like Amazon Web Services or SalesForce?  Do you provide SaaS services like “cloud-based applications” or “web applications?” What state are you headquartered in?  What states are your servers located in?  What states are your customers in, even if for just a moment? Depending on your answer to the

By |2014-05-19T19:19:17-04:00May 19th, 2014|Cloud, Consulting, Infrastructure, Law|0 Comments

Is the Tax Code the longest Title?

  Last week, I shared that Dan Katz and I had finally published a draft of our paper, Measuring the Complexity of the Law: The U.S. Code.  We'd previewed this research on Computational Legal Studies years ago.  Since then, we've received great feedback and a number of questions.   The most common question, even among legal professionals,

By |2013-08-19T08:52:29-04:00August 19th, 2013|Law, Programming, Technology|0 Comments

Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning for e-Discovery – Slides from guest lecture at MSU College of Law

  Fellow Computational Legal Studies blogger and MSU law prof Dan Katz invited me to give an expert guest lecture for his e-Discovery seminar.  This seminar, taught jointly with  Professor Candeub, is an excellent example of MSU's strategic pivot to deliver practical, 21st-century skills to their students.  The goal of the talk was to provide

By |2012-10-31T09:37:55-04:00October 31st, 2012|Consulting, Law, Technology|0 Comments

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