Bringing Legal into the Digital Age

Making law computational through Domain
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The Centre for Computational Law (CCLAW) is pleased to announce that the 3rd Computational Legal Studies workshop 2024 (CLS2024) will be held in its…

12 – 13 September 2024

The CCLAW team co-organised a 2-day academic and industry workshop on the use of Computable Contracts in Insurance and Finance with Stanford CodeX…

7 - 12 April 2024

At the 36th JURIX conference, Assistant Research Engineer, Mr Watt Seng Joe, presented the paper entitled Deontics and time in contracts: An…

18 - 20 December 2023

As LLMs become increasingly advanced, we will consider how they are reshaping the landscape of computational law, discussing the potential of…

25 Oct 2023

Centre Director, Assistant Professor Lim How Khang and Principal Investigator, Mr Wong Meng Weng gave a fireside chat on Generative AI.

21 - 22 Sep 2023

Focused on Computational Law (or CLAW as we like to call it) and the implementations / issues relating thereto (as explored in academia as…

12 - 14 July 2023

Computational legal scholars have been experimenting with machine learning and natural language processing techniques for years, but 2023 may well…

10 - 11 July 2023

Since 1987, the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL) has been the foremost international conference addressing…

19 - 23 June 2023

The Workshop on Programming Languages and the Law (ProLaLa 2023) included work on languages for legal domains, verification tools for legal expert…

15 - 21 January 2023

The CCLAW team presented the following papers at the 35th International Conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems (JURIX 2022): An End…

14 - 16 December 2022

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