For the past five years, the international project COHUBICOL (Counting as a Human Being in the Era of Computational Law), led by VUB professor Mireille Hildebrandt , has focused on ’legal tech’ and its integration into legal practice. It is a collaboration between lawyers at VUB and computer scientists at Radboud University, where Hildebrandt holds a chair in the department of computer science. Legal tech (legal technologies) refers to advanced computing systems, such as programming languages and machine learning, that are meant to serve legal practice. By now, many software packages are available and many companies (mainly in the US) are offering such services.
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