uMax Data Attends Street Law Hong Kong's Summer Academy on Mock Trials to Promote Legal Technology
On August 17, 2022, uMax Data participated as a partner in the "Summer Academy on Mock Trials: Our Distance from Discrimination" organized by Street Law Hong Kong. uMax Data held a legal tech workshop titled "Lawtech Experience Session - Being a Smart Litigator," providing a legal technology experience session with its product LawMiner®, allowing students to get a head start in understanding more tools and applications in the legal industry.

uMax Data's Regional Director, Ms. Li Ai Ming, shared the pain points of the traditional legal industry, the structure of the Hong Kong courts, and introduced the AI legal market analysis platform LawMiner®.

uMax Data's Project Manager, Mr. Yeung Chin Yiu, explained the applications of legal technology to the students, demonstrating how to quickly obtain analysis using LawMiner® in five steps with various scenarios as examples.

Towards the end of the workshop, uMax Data guided the students in conducting legal research activities using LawMiner® and held a competition. Everyone was highly engaged, and the session was successfully completed.


About uMax Data uMax Data excels in monitoring and analyzing social events and brands, with over ten years of experience. Our platform is user-friendly, highly adaptable, and suitable for various departments such as PR, market research, and product development to grasp social trends. With Cantonese natural language processing technology, we cater to Hong Kong's unique online ecosystem.
About LawMiner® LawMiner® is Hong Kong's first bilingual platform with legal data analysis and social listening capabilities. It aims to enhance user efficiency and competitiveness, including but not limited to legal practitioners.
About Street Law Hong Kong Street Law Hong Kong was founded by a group of young people passionate about Hong Kong and committed to promoting community legal education. The team includes legal scholars, practicing barristers, solicitors, and frontline teachers, dedicated to entering primary and secondary schools to promote popular legal activities.
