Miranda & Amado and Laboratoria organized a 5-day Programm where legal managers of the main peruvian companies, such as Hochschild, Inkia, Telefónica, Stratkfrat, Centenario, Alicorp, Inteligo and Tasa, formulated challenges to improve legal services to their internal clients. These challenges were solved by squads from UX Designers and Front-end Developers graduated from Laboratoria, who, collaboratively with the in-house lawyers and legal mentors of Miranda & Amado, developed innovative products aligned with the objectives of each company.

The first place went to the project led by Grupo Centenario, Mario, a chatbot with artificial intelligence in Microsoft Teams, which provides information on powers of attorney and properties to the internal users of the company. The second place was Statkraf’s LETT project, it consists of a platform for the creation of contracts that adapts to the needs of each area of the company, simplifying different administrative processes generating greater efficiency of time and resources management.

The People’s Choice Award, for wich more than 1,600 votes were recorded in just 5 minutes, was to Inkia Energy. The squad presented a legal area invoice management platform to achieve greater efficiency in the invested time, avoiding cost overruns and providing accurate information for better decision making.

“What happened during the Hackathon is a very important sign of changes in the legal industry, because we live in a collaborative experience with agile methodologies in a digital environment, with the goal of improving the processes of the legal areas and to increase the internal clients satisfaction”, said Felipe Gamboa, Director of Legal Innovation at Miranda & Amado.

This activity not only sought to develop solutions to relieve processes in legal areas and their internal clients, but also included workshops focused on mindset’s change and learning culture that the leaders and collaborators of organizations must take on. In addition, legal managements are able to bring to their organizations an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).

It should be noted that the competition had these jury members: Mariana Costa Checa, co-founder and CEO of Laboratoria; Isabella Galeano, world expert in legal tech and founder of Technolawgist in Barcelona; Lorena Borgo, founder of EDPE Consultants Perú Comunicación para Abogados; and Rosalva Gallardo, Peruvian in Silicon Valley and Software Program Manager at Google.