Introducing the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast subseries ‘LegalTech Startup Spotlight’, where we zoom in on some of the amazing LegalTech companies across the globe and the incredible minds behind them.
Joining us for this episode of the LegalTech Startup Spotlight is Aliza Shatzman, president and founder at the Legal Accountability Project.
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Sometimes the simplest questions are the best ones.
In this episode entitled: “What is Legal AI? An educational perspective on the ‘what’ behind AI in law” we interviewed one of the most inspiring personalities in the field: Uwais Iqbal, founder at Simplexico. Amongst different topics, we touched upon the role of law firms in legal AI and how they can leverage open-source LLMs for internal use cases.
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Introducing the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast Season 3, where we uncover misconceptions about innovation in legal with our wonderful partner Betty Blocks, featuring Betty Blocks CEO, Chris Obdam, and Head of Community, Chris Williams.
In this episode, we learned the true importance of cutting through the noise and hype when it comes down to designing, developing, and deploying LegalTech solutions in the legal domain and how to do so in practice.
We learned that we all need a meaningful end goal if we want to deliver top-quality products. But to achieve this, we need to start from the basics and build the foundations by reframing our KPIs and following up on them through meaningful communication and collaboration.
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From Law and Technology to Law + Technology: Has a New Era Started?
Central to the first quarter of The Law of Tech podcast Season 3, we wanted to set the scene of our discussion to understand whether we are facilitating a shift in focus in the field of legal innovation by changing our approach to this matter in line with the importance of problems, the ideation and adoption of new solutions, and the need for interdisciplinary collaboration.
In this episode of The Law of Tech podcast entitled: “Putting the law + technology approach into perspective in the context of legal innovation” your Host Hadassah Drukarch interviews Dr. Thibault Schrepel in a really inspiring, practical, and challenging discussion on the topic.
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Introducing the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast Season 3, where we zoom in on the controversial dilemma: ‘do we need non-lawyers to boost legal innovation? Coding or no coding, that’s the question’ together with our great guest Marc May – Industry Solutions Director, Legal at M-Files and Founder of The Legal Technologist.
This is the third episode in our first season 3 subseries answering the following research question: ‘From Law & Technology to Law + Technology: Has a New Era Started?’
In this episode, Marc opens up to our listeners by genuinely sharing his personal and professional journey in the legal tech and operations space, also touching upon some delicate aspects of his experience with legal education and alternative ways of qualifying as a lawyer.Marc also shared more with us regarding his great project The Legal Technologist, which we strongly recommend to follow for top-notch content and interesting characters in the legal innovation space.
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Introducing the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast subseries ‘LegalTech Startup Spotlight’, where we zoom in on some of the amazing LegalTech companies across the globe and the incredible minds behind them.
Joining me for this episode of the LegalTech Startup Spotlight are AThoughtRiver’s Tim Pullan – founder and CEO -, and Laila Khan – customer success manager.
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Legal innovation: everyone talks about it, but not many understand its true meaning and wider applications in different contexts.
This episode of The Law of Tech podcast entitled: ‘How innovative is legal innovation’? Understanding change between transformation and disruption.’ aims to shed some light on this much discussed and debated topic.
This is the second episode in our first season 3 subseries answering the following research question: ‘From Law & Technology to Law + Technology: Has a New Era Started?’
In this episode, your hosts Hadassah Drukarch and Marco Mendola will take you on a journey to discover how innovative legal innovation is in practice and what this means for the role of legal professionals and others involved in this complex process. As usual they do not do this alone, but are joined in this discussion by another excellent guest: Aleksandra Wawrzyszczuk, Head of LawtechUK and co-founder of the Just Theory podcast, who combines academic research with practical background in change, innovation and strategic development.
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Law is still viewed by some as a traditionally male profession and nowadays we often lack sufficient women in science, technology, engineering and maths. Nevertheless, women, technology companies and progressive law firms are eroding that view, and within the legal tech community, there are more and more women with thriving careers.
In this episode of The Law of Tech Podcast, we sat down to chat with 2 amazing and inspiring female LegalTech leaders from across the globe – Leila El Gharbi and Nicky Leijtens – to discuss empowering voices of women in LegalTech as part of an International Women’s Day special of The Law of Tech podcast.
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Introducing the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast subseries ‘LegalTech Startup Spotlight’, where we zoom in on some of the amazing LegalTech companies and their founders across the globe.
Joining me for this episode of the LegalTech Startup Spotlight are Annabel Pemberton, Nathan Corr, and Amy Conroy, founders of Law School 2.0 – an organisation aspiring to reform legal education to meet the requirements of the modern day lawyer.
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This episode kickstarts the first TLOT subseries of season 3 of the podcast and aims to answer the following research question: ‘From Law & Digital Technologies to Law + Technology: Has a New Era Started?’
In this episode, your hosts Hadassah Drukarch and Marco Mendola discuss the importance of getting comfortable with being in the problem space from a legal innovation perspective with Nikki Shaver – CEO of the LegalTech Hub. As part of this, we discuss how to properly identify a problem, make sense of and frame a problem, and act upon a problem in the LegalTech space.
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