Created from a place of grief after losing her mum in her final year of University, Founder and CEO of Airloom.co, Sally Coldham, is launching a platform that guides people through the complex and difficult process of preparing for death whilst still living.  Through a series of guides and questionnaires, Airloom.co helps you to organise and collate all the important information your loved ones will need to know when you die, from caring for your pet, to passing on you assets, to accessing your bank accounts, or converting your social media accounts to legacy profiles, Airloom.co has you covered!   

UpCounsel provides access to lawyers with an average of 14 years experience with online profiles, client ratings and reviews of recent work. After you post your job you are matched with the most qualified lawyers to handle your specific legal work. You can review proposals and schedule free consultations with no obligation. www.upcounsel.com

Legal Vision is Australia's leading startup focused law firm-they assist both investors and startups across all stages of the startup lifecycle. Their tech model with fixed fees allows them to provide fast and effective service. Tell them about the trademark you want to register and mention IdeaSpies for a free trademark consultation.?https://legalvision.com.au/need-trademark-registration/

Lawcadia is a new online platform that offers procurement and financial reporting tools to companies in Australia and overseas. It gives commercial organisations the ability to connect to the right lawyers and provide them with visibility and accuracy over their legal spend. It also gives lawyers the opportunity to pitch for new clients. www.lawcadia.com http://www.startupdaily.net/2016/04/lawcadia-connects-organisations-to-law-firms/

Ethereum is a new rival blockchain and virtual currency to Bitcoin which allows for the programming of smart contracts, or computer code that facilitates or enforces a set of rules. Commercial lawyers are watching the arrival of Ethereum closely given the potential for smart contracts in the future to affect their role in drafting and exchanging paper contracts. Smart contracts are currently being used to digitise business rules, but may soon move to codify legal agreements leading to less need for lawyers.