Jens Wagner

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Jens Wagner is a pioneering voice at the intersection of law and technology, with his research squarely focused on the transformative potential of legal tech and the rise of legal robots. His most influential work, the 2020 monograph *Legal Tech und Legal Robots*, has garnered 20 citations, while its earlier 2017 edition has accumulated 16 citations, together establishing him as a key thinker in this emerging field. Wagner’s major contribution lies in systematically analyzing how artificial intelligence and automation are reshaping legal practice, from document review to predictive analytics, and in exploring the ethical and regulatory implications of delegating legal tasks to machines. His work is notable for its forward-looking perspective, offering both a critical assessment of current technologies and a roadmap for future integration. By bridging the gap between legal scholarship and computer science, Wagner has provided essential insights for practitioners, policymakers, and students navigating the digitization of the legal profession. His research continues to influence debates on the future of legal work, making him a vital resource for anyone interested in how technology is redefining the boundaries of law.