Common Legal Platform

Publisher: Liquid Legal Institute e.V.
Authors: Kai Jacob, Dierk Schindler, Jens Wagner, Bernhard Waltl
Editing: Roger Strathausen

Table Of Contents

• Preface
• Principles for a Common Legal Platform
  • A. Defining the Common Legal Platform
  • B. Setting up the structure and the technical standards of the Common Legal Platform
  • C. Ensure that the use of the Common Legal Platform is in the interest of all
  • D. Establishing a governance structure for administrating the Common Legal Platform
• Concept for Implementation
  • Four Layers of a CLP
  • A White-box View on the Four Layers of a CLP
  • Compatibility and Interoperability of Components within the same Layer
  • Compatibility and Interoperability of Components between different Layers
• Platform Benefits
  • CLP within a Company
  • CLP for Governments
  • Cross-Industry Synergies from the CLP
• The Liquid Legal Institute e.V.
• Imprint

CLP Discussion (for LLI Members only)

MS Teams

The Liquid Legal Institute e.V.

The Liquid Legal Institute e.V. is a non-profit organization incorporated as a registered association (eingetragener Verein) under the laws of Germany. Its purpose, as defined in the articles of association, is to research and promote new ways of thinking and new technologies and other innovations in the legal ecosystem, i.e. so-called Legal Transformation. It is made up of members who belong to different stakeholder groups, including corporates, law firms, legal tech start-ups and individuals.

For more information about us and about what drives us visit www.liquid-legal-institute.org

Imprint

Liquid Legal Institute e.V.
Munich (Germany)

Office address:
Almenrausch 25, 85521 Ottobrunn, Germany
E-Mail: [email protected]

Management board in the terms of § 26 BGB: Kai Jacob (Chairperson), Dierk Schindler, Bernhard Waltl
Executive director: Dierk Schindler
Register of associations: Amtsgericht München
Registration number: VR 207699