Over the last 30 years, AI & Law has provided breakthroughs in studies involving case-
based reasoning, rule-based reasoning, information retrieval and, most recently, conceptual …

The opportunity to automate and monitor the execution of legal contracts is gaining
increasing interest in Business and Academia, thanks to the advent of smart contracts …

Ontology-driven systems with reasoning capabilities in the legal field are now better
understood. Legal concepts are not discrete, but make up a dynamic continuum between …

One of the main research areas in semantic publishing is the development of semantic
models that fit the requirements of authors and publishers. Although several models and …

In this work, we study how legislation can be published as open data using semantic web
technologies. We focus on Greek legislation and show how it can be modeled using …

Digitalization nowadays is a frequently used buzzword in private industries as well as in the
public sector. Digital services are not rocket science anymore. The technology is ready and …

The correct interpretation of markup semantics is necessary for the semantic interpretation of
linguistic expressions that use markup in their structuring and for enabling sophisticated …

The article introduces JudO, an OWL2 ontology library of legal knowledge that relies on the
metadata contained in judicial documents. JudO represents the interpretations performed by …

Over the last years there has been a great increase on the number of freely available legal
resources. Portals that allow users to search for legislation, using keywords are now a …

Tools must be developed to help draft, consult, and explore textual legal sources. Between
statistical information retrieval and the formalization of textual rules for automated legal …