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April 15, 2026
Artificial intelligence, legal function and procurement: an opportunity for strategic integration

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant technological promise for corporate areas. It is entering, silently, processes of analysis, writing, monitoring and decision-making. The relevant question today does not seem to be whether to use it, but how to integrate it without weakening the standards of control, traceability and responsibility that support the operation. In Latin America, [...]

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August 21, 2025
The legal area of the future is designed today: vision and decisions towards 2030

Five years ago, you were a legal manager in 2020. The social outbreak had just shaken Chile. The whole country wondered how it would affect the stability of companies. You were assessing what to do if they closed down premises, if the remote work was viable, which external studies you could activate as backup. Then, COVID arrived and between the uncertainty, something [...]

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June 29, 2025
Legaltech trends in 2025: Push your legal area into the future

The 2025 is a year of break in the way legal areas operate within organizations. The confluence between law, technology and data is redefining processes, roles and expectations. To keep your team a step forward, we present to you the four key Legaltech trends that cannot be missed [...]

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May 16, 2024
Legal Ops: Why success does not depend only on technology

*By Andrés Jara, CEO and founder of Alster.law For those who promote the world of legal operations, May is a month we look forward to. The motive? It is held in Las Vegas, United States, the CGI CLOC, an annual event attended by the major references of this discipline and function within the industry [...]

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January 23, 2024
Trends and challenges in the legal world by this 2024

Andrés Jara, our # CEO tells us about the trends and challenges that will mark this 2024 that just begins. References: Podcast The Good Life Project: https: / / lnkd.in / eq92MAX9 Blog Zach Abramowitz: https: / / lnkd.in / ecw3RNG5

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September 21, 2023
Risks and opportunities brought by the new Economic Crimes Act

On Thursday, 17 August, Act No. 21.595 on Economic Offences ("the Act") was published in the Official Journal. We will then review some of the main risks to be addressed by the management and legal areas of companies, as well as the opportunities that this new regulation can bring. Categories of [...]

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April 6, 2021
Data-driven economy: Analysis, decisions and evolution

The advances related to informatics, [1] since its explosion in the mid-20th century, are innumerable, especially thanks to technological development related to electronics and artificial intelligence. At its beginning its center was in the digitization of information so that it could order data (minimum unit of information measurement) and systematize them from [...]

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March 29, 2021
Legal Project Management: Exploring the ground in the management of legal projects

If we could summarize what left us in 2020, Mike Tyson gave in the nail with his famous phrase "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face." The pandemic certainly caused structural changes in the way we work, which had a cross-cutting impact on all industries, including the services market, [...]

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March 23, 2021
The "contract - Single size": The dangers of bad contract management

A poor design of the contract management process generates significant operational and reputational risks, which can be avoided when considering the contract as a management tool and not as a mere form. It is natural and frequent for companies to seek to standardize their contracting, seeking to make them more efficient and "predictable" in [...]

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March 16, 2021
Digital Platforms Workers: The particularity of a new reality

On 19 February, Uber was hit hard, the United Kingdom Supreme Court in the Uber v. case. Aslam determined that the company should classify its drivers as "workers," thus losing a fight that began there in 2016. On 23 February this year the International Labour Organization [...]

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