Fifteen new chapters showing the path to tomorrow! This is a result of the collaboration between the disciplines of Information Systems and Law at the Business School of Karlstad University. Besides involving portions of our master students, it also integrates exchange students and other international students. The collaboration is motivated by the on-going integration of law and technology and the international ramification of that integration. After a ten-week course that vetted new trends in Legal Tech, the students were to present an individual report highlighting the use of generative AI in Law. However, they were also requested to write a portion of the thesis aided by generative AI. They were free to decide upon the exact approach and the topic to illuminate, but also how to elaborate their own ways of making explicit when and to what extent they used AI contributions. For the syllabus of the course modules, see page 416. The course language is English and the modules will continue to be open to international exchange students, as well as for eligible practitioners and students, who may apply for the courses independently of the programs at Karlstad University. The theses resulting in the chapters of this volume are written either within JPA005 or ISAD21 as indicated below the name of each author in each chapter.
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