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The future professional made here

While we believe in a digital future for professional services, we don’t see a world without human experts.

For that reason, we are investing in our Professional Education and Pro Bono Program, teaching our technology in over 16 leading universities around the world and collaborating with global initiatives such as Law Without Walls and Global Legal Hackathon.

To date, we have trained over 300 students in Neota in 5 countries and provided young professionals with opportunities to work on real-life Access to Justice issues through our Pro Bono Program and in doing so opening up new career pathways for them.

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Universities

Neota Logic collaborates with universities to present courses in which students learn how to create software applications that replicate the thinking and actions of lawyers.

Our work with universities
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Pro-bono organizations

Neota Logic supports pro-bono legal organizations to help them build intelligent applications to serve their clients

Our work with Pro Bono Organizations
"Neota Logic's expert system platform enables anytime, anywhere precision"
Scott Rechtschaffen
Chief Knowledge Officer - Littler Mendelson P.C
"Being able to speed up this process by giving specific, tailored advice is paramount. Not only does it free up our lawyers but also enables our clients to be served answers immediately, at any time."
Emma Dwyer
Capital Markets partner at Allen & Overy
"Neota allows us to put fact-specific legal advice at clients’ fingertips, 24/7, empowering them to ‘self-serve’ in most circumstances & to escalate to counsel where complexity or nuance warrant."
Jeffrey Sharer
Chief Innovation Counsel at Actuate Law
"Overlooking risks around employee travel can have a detrimental effect. That’s why we designed this application to address these risks before the traveller even gets on the plane."
Tony O’Reilly
Director, Technology and Innovation at KPMG Australia
"Using apps to surface multi-jurisdictional content, which is often incredibly complicated, is the natural next step in our journey of trying to simplify the complex."
Marc-Henri Chamay
CEO of aosphere

University partners