LawPanel Launches at INTA 2017





 LawPanel took a trip to Barcelona for the 2017 conference of the International Trademark Association, and it’s been quite an experience. Thanks to all the people who got in touch over the last week. We’ve spent a long time working on our products, and it’s great to be greeted with such enthusiasm.

Most of all, it was a chance for us to show off our new creation, Aila, the world’s first Artificially Intelligent trademark assistant. She only knows English at the moment, but following the reception at INTA, we plan to teach her Spanish and Chinese as soon as possible.

Thanks again to everyone who’s been in touch – we’re looking forward to our official launch later this year.

Once again, many thanks to all the different people who made the LawPanel launch such a success  – we’re already looking forward to our next step.

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