About Pieter
I'm the CEO of Legal.io, the Marketplace for legal talent and technology. I studied law at uGent (Belgium) and at Stanford (USA). I worked as a tech lawyer at DLA Piper (Brussels) and as an in-house legal professional at SurveyMonkey (Palo Alto).
Practice Areas
Languages
English, French
Legal Software
Experience
Legal.io
Co-Founder • 2012 - Present
Stanford Law School
Teaching Assistant • 2012 - 2012
Supporting the development of the curriculum and the teaching activities for the first legal technology and informatics course taught at Stanford Law School.
Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX)
Fellow • 2011 - Present
SurveyMonkey
In-house Attorney • 2011 - 2012
Supported SurveyMonkey's legal team as its second in-house lawyer and assistant to the Associate General Counsel. Areas of support included:
DLA Piper
Lawyer • 2008 - 2010
Education
Ghent University
Master, Law•Graduated in 2008
Stanford Law School
LL.M, Law, Science and Technology•Graduated in 2011
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This article examines the legal market and notable trends affecting the legal profession.
In the past decade, the role of the “Legal Operations Professional” has gained in prominence in legal departments of large and small companies alike. We look at what's behind the term.
Company Secretarial software is used by in-house legal departments to keep on top of corporate records and other filings required to maintain compliance with various regulations. This type of software is also used to share information with and collect signatures from company officers, shareholders and other stakeholders.
The field of immigration law lends itself well to predictable pricing arrangements. This guide provides an overview of attorney fees for temporary visas and green cards.
Current circumstances have given rise to massive efforts to distribute masks to communities, by individual community members and large corporations alike. What protections extend to the activities that go into the creation of masks? This article explores the options under US law, and their limits.
