Comic Contracts: Everyone can understand them
Here’s an attorney’s story of how he developed visual contracts that everyone can read — including people that are illiterate! READ MORE
Draw me a contract
Pravo.ru, a Russian publication, speaks about what Comic Contracts are all about and who thought of the idea. READ MORE
Comic Contracts and where they are being used
Andrew Hutchinson, a professor from the University of Cape Town, sits down with John Maytham to talk about Comic Contracts and where they are being used in South Africa. LISTEN TO AUDIO
How contracts drawn up as comic strips are being put to use in South Africa
Comic contracts were developed by attorney Robert de Rooy in South Africa, with the world’s first comic contract being his employment contract for fruit pickers on farms in the Western Cape province, produced in 2016. READ MORE
Convergence and fragmentation: legal research, legal informatics and legal education
Fragmentation and convergence are two discoursal lenses that have been used to view changes that have taken place in the domains of legal services, the legal profession, regulation and legal education. While they may appear orthogonal, the relationships between them are intimate, sophisticated, constantly shifting and require much more analysis.
Read the full article by Paul Maharg for the European Journal of Law and Technology HERE.