Updated to clarify the subscription process. Today’s CodeX meeting will feature two presentations—Paper Software and Knomos. As usual, it will begin at 1:30 p.m. (Pacific) and it lasts for an hour. For those of you on campus, it’s in room N102 of the Neukom building of the Stanford Law School.

Reports CodeX’s Executive Director Roland Vogl:

“Benjamin and Nathan Whetsell, co-founders, Paper Software (https://papersoftware.com). Paper Software develops Turner for Mac and Contract Tools for Microsoft Word on Windows, both powerful tools for creating and analyzing contracts. Both applications offer automatic proofreading, intuitive navigation tools, enhanced search features, powerful editing tools, and more.”

“Adam La France, CEO, Knomos (http://knomos.law). Knomos is a web app mapping a visual knowledge network of legal information for research, education, and collaboration (think Google Maps for Law). The Knomos platform leverages data visualization and deep machine learning technologies to bridge the legal knowledge gap for everyone.”

• To attend the meetings remotely, visit stanford.io/1KfzRCf  to subscribe to the meeting announcement list. (You’ll also be able to access the email archive for today’s meeting.)
• To read the Paper Software “Snapshot  Startup” featuring Benjamin Whetsell (co-founder with his twin, Nathan Whetsell) click on http://stanford.io/2cUtE4D

Monica Bay is a Fellow at CodeX and a freelance journalist and analyst. Email: mbay@codex.stanford.edu. Twitter: @MonicaBay

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