e-discovery – Page 2 – Reinventing Professional Services by Ari Kaplan

Category: e-discovery

January 29, 2019

Perspectives in Anticipation of Legaltech 2019

Thank you to the following industry leaders for sharing their perspectives in anticipation of Legaltech 2019:

Doug Austin, VP, CloudNine
Rajitha Boer, Founder, Yerra Solutions, an Elevate Company
Jim Delkousis, Founder, Persuit
Ian Faith, Director of Marketing, Ipro
Rebecca Goodman-Stephens, Berdon
Kevin Harris, Project Manager, Orion Legal Management Systems
Shane Jansz, Head of E-Discovery & IG Solutions, Nuix
Tricia Johnson, Director of Marketing, Q Discovery
Rick Merrill, CEO, Gavelytics
Diane Miller, Senior Director of Marketing, Lighthouse
Mike Quartararo, Founder, eDPM Advisory Services
Jerome Raguin, VP, Elevate
Joey Seeber, CEO, Level 2 Legal Solutions
Leigh Vickery, Director of Innovation, Level 2 Legal Solutions
Frank Vitale, CMO, Berdon
Stacy Ybarra, VP Marketing, Lighthouse

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January 4, 2019

Navigating a New Era of Analytics

I spoke with Caroline Sweeney, the Director of Knowledge Management and Innovation at Dorsey & Whitney, Joy Holley, the Regional Practice Support Director for the Americas at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, and Chris Haley, the Director of Legal Technology for Troutman Sanders eMerge.

We discussed the definition of analytics, why the use of analytics has become so important, the difference between artificial intelligence and analytics, ways to demystify both, how to use success metrics, and where the use of analytics is headed in 2019.

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December 7, 2018

Slack and How the Diversity of Communication is Impacting E-Discovery

I spoke with Keith Laska, a board member for Hanzo, a software provider that captures and preserves dynamic web content to help organizations meet compliance requirements, mitigate risk, and simplify e-discovery.

We discussed the biggest challenges corporations are facing today in compliance, risk management, and e-discovery, what makes the diversity of communication so difficult to monitor and manage from a legal perspective, how companies can more effectively address e-discovery and compliance challenges surrounding the use of Slack, and how e-discovery is evolving in light of the changes in how professionals communicate.

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October 11, 2018

The Emerging Privacy Career Path

I spoke with Jared Coseglia, the founder and CEO of TRU Staffing Partners, a contract staffing and executive placement search firm representing talent and opportunities in cybersecurity, e-discovery, and privacy.

We discussed how TRU Staffing Partners has adapted to an increasingly dynamic legal market, why privacy is an increasingly popular career path, the state of the market for professions with skills in privacy, how it will continue to evolve, and a few best practices for those interested in a career in this area.

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August 28, 2018

The Evolution of Translation in Legal Matters

I spoke with Mark Ettinger, a vice president at Linguistic Systems, a language translation company.

We discussed how his team performs translations, the technology it uses, its Relativity plug-in, whether neural translation technology can replace human editors, how clients are combining the two, and the challenges of remaining current with digital developments.

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August 23, 2018

Aligning Legal Education with the Business of Law

I spoke with Anthony Crowell, the dean and president of New York Law School, which recently launched a Business of Law Institute and released a market research report called – The Business of Law: A Market Research Study to Explore Opportunities for New York Law School Students – which helped to support the new initiative. [Disclosure: New York Law School engaged Ari Kaplan Advisors to produce this new report.]

We discussed the genesis of the Business of Law Institute, why it was important for the study to combine qualitative interviews, quantitative analytics, and student focus groups, the report’s key findings, its surprises, and how the law school’s new initiative reflects the trajectory of legal education and the profession.

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Masters Conference Feature: Building Rock Star Teams and the Changing Nature of Legal Recruiting

I spoke with Zelda Owens, the managing director of Attorney Placements for the Glenmont Group, a leading legal industry recruiting firm. She has served as director of Women in eDiscovery’s New York City chapter and as the chairperson of The Masters Conference, which just held an event in Manhattan.

We discussed her role at the Glenmont Group, how the recruiting process has changed, how employment candidates can distinguish themselves in an increasingly competitive market, the areas in which technology is displacing human talent, ways that law firms and law departments can build successful teams, and where legal recruiting is headed.

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Why Legal Tech Conferences Have Become a Global Phenomenon

I spoke with Andrew King, the founder & strategic advisor of E-Discovery Consulting, which provides litigation support guidance to law firms and corporate legal departments throughout New Zealand. He is also the creator of the LawFest New Zealand conference.

We discussed the genesis of LawFest New Zealand, why legal tech conferences have become so popular, the challenges associated with developing a legal tech conference, the legal tech climate in New Zealand, and the value of a legal tech index.

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The Rise of Discovery-as-a-Service

I spoke with Robb Caruso, a vice president with Compliance Discovery Solutions, a service provider that offers defensible discovery support for law firms and corporate legal departments.

We discussed the genesis of the company’s Discovery-as-a-Service offering, who benefits from that model, what is driving the interest in alternative efforts at managing discovery, and what the emergence of strategies like Discovery-as-a-Service indicate about the evolution of the legal market.

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Research Shows the End of Lawyers is Near

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.

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