I think blockchain will have a major impact in the future of and will transform the legal industry. And I try to stay informed ('try' is the magic word) -- check out this link as well: www.legaler.com/

Blockchain approaches are really bleeding edge at this point, and only for the very best informed. We recently did a workshop at MIT on AI, Blockchains and the Future of Law. Happy to make introductions if you are seriously considering this. But in the meantime- suggest you might look at the work we are doing with the IACCM on contract standards that are compatible with a blockchain approach - or not. github.com/IACCM and a "Wise Contracts" paper with Helena Haapio - papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm.

Also - the AccordProject.org is very active in this field and in the IACCM.

Hi Andrew, aeternity is a blockchain implementation with some limited contracting features. Basically the ecosystems support smart contracts on their blockchain but with many limitations in terms of compliance. Our approach is a bit different, we offer an end to end contract management system in the blockchain supporting eprocurement and supply chains. Have a look here www.trakti.com and let me know if you want to know more. PS we are production ready ;-)