Three Forms of Legal Prediction: Experts, Crowds & Algorithms

"Three Forms of Legal Prediction: Experts, Crowds & Algorithms" is an online master class presented by Professor Daniel Martin Katz, a scientist, technologist, and law professor known for integrating science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into legal education. The event is organized by IE University Law School and is scheduled for February 19, 2019, from 17:00 to 18:00 (GMT+01:00).

In this session, Professor Katz explores the three primary forms of legal prediction: experts, crowds, and algorithms. He discusses how combining these diverse sources of intelligence can enhance decision-making processes in the legal field. The master class aims to provide insights into the application of analytics and predictive models to support legal professionals in their practice.

The event is conducted online, allowing participants to engage remotely. As an online master class, it offers a platform for legal professionals and students to delve into the intersection of law and technology.

This master class is ideal for legal professionals, scholars, and students interested in the evolving role of technology in legal prediction and decision-making. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on integrating analytics into legal practice to improve outcomes and efficiency.