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Law is the most fundamental component of any prosperous society. It permeates virtually everything we do, acting as a “filter” on our actions. It comes as no surprise that the global Legal Services industry is worth $900 billion a year. It will hit $1 trillion in the next two years. What does come as surprise is the way we interact with the Legal System. We still work with it in a way that isn't much different to how we did 200 years ago. Crazy, right? Imagine if tech companies wrote code the same way Lawyers write agreements... - "Let's use Excel for everything" - "Let's treat our programs like they are pieces of paper" - "What's a database?" - "What's Version Control?" - "Who needs automated tests? Our people never make mistakes" - "Open source will kill the industry. Let's write everything in-house" Luckily, we didn't copy the Lawyers. We have a wealth of high-quality tools and systems to help us write code. They allow us to be Artists of our craft. It's as much an emotional toolset as a practical one. Lawyers don't have this. They have Word, PDF, and Email. Maybe a document management system and a few “workflow” apps. But to fix the system, we can't just build incremental improvements to sit on top of what the Legal Industry already has. We need to rip out the old parts and build machinery designed for the future. We are building the infrastructure on which the Future of Law operates.