I spoke with Basha Frost Rubin, the co-founder and CEO of Priori, a legal talent platform for corporate counsel to find, hire, and manage top lawyers, at the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium 2018 Institute about the genesis of Priori and the trends that are driving change in the legal industry.
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I spoke with Lukas Bell and Chris Neville, who are implementation consultants for KIM Technologies, an artificial intelligence-driven automation software platform, at the 2018 Corporate Legal Operations Consortium Institute. We discussed CLOC‘s focus on innovation and their mission to empower legal professionals.
I spoke with Jon Squire, the chief marketing officer at ContractPodAI, a provider of contract intelligence software, about the rise of AI-powered contract management, the company’s growth, and its mission at the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium 2018 Institute.
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I spoke with Shmuli Goldberg, the vice president of marketing for LawGeex, an artificial intelligence tool for contract review automation.
We discussed how LawGeex works, its recent research study – AI vs. Lawyers – comparing the performance of its technology with 20 human reviewers, how the perception and acceptance of automation has changed, whether an AI tool can mimic the talent, experience, and judgment of a practicing lawyer, and if lawyers are still relevant.
I spoke with Dan Carmel, the chief marketing officer at iManage, a leading provider of work product management solutions for law firms, corporate legal departments, and other professional services firms.
We discussed the evolution of iManage, its acquisition of RAVN and how the company is incorporating artificial intelligence into its platform, why AI is so important for providers of legal and professional services, the key themes of its upcoming user conference – ConnectLive 2018 – on May 3rd and 4th, and where the sector is headed.
I spoke with Larry Bridgesmith, an adjunct professor at Vanderbilt Law School and the co-creator of the school’s Summit on Law & Innovation (SoLI), which will take place on April 30th in Nashville.
We discussed the genesis of the Summit on Law & Innovation, how this differs from other law school-sponsored conferences, and the benefits of cognitive diversity and radical collaboration.
I spoke with Derek Duarte, the president of BlackStone Discovery, which integrates e-discovery, consulting, forensics, case management, and technology development for law firms and corporate legal teams worldwide, with a focus on the West Coast of the U.S. and Asia.
We discussed key trends in electronic discovery, where organizations are incorporating innovation into their discovery processes, how they can negotiate the scope of their discovery requests, how metadata impacts e-discovery strategy, and where e-discovery support is headed.