As one of the world’s largest and most innovative legal solutions providers, Wolters Kluwer will offer global technology perspective and deep understanding of customers to emerging industry group.
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory has announced plans to become an early member of the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium. The consortium is aligning stakeholders from across the legal industry to work on developing standards and governance for the use of blockchain technology to enhance the security, privacy, productivity and interoperability for global legal technology. Founding members include major law firms, corporations and technology service providers, such as Integra Ledger.
“Wolters Kluwer has long been known for deep domain expertise and our commitment to investment in technology innovation in legal markets worldwide,” said Stacey Caywood, CEO, Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory. “Collaborating with legal practitioners, educators and other technology leaders further extends the value we will deliver to our customers.”
“We are excited to have Wolters Kluwer involved in the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium,” said David Fisher, a Director and Founder of the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium. “The technology expertise and insights Wolters Kluwer has in delivering solutions to legal customers operating in dozens of countries and thousands of jurisdictions across the globe will be a significant asset as we undertake the consortium’s formative activities.”
