innovation – Page 4 – Reinventing Professional Services by Ari Kaplan

January 29, 2019

An Unconference to Inspire Legal

I spoke with Christian Lang, a former attorney with Davis Polk & Wardwell, who is the new head of strategy at Reynen Court and the founder of the New York Legal Tech Meetup. He is producing a new legal technology conference on February 1, 2019 called Inspire Legal.

We discussed his background, the genesis of Inspire.Legal, how this event differs from others, its relationship to the New York Legal Tech Meetup, the Inspire.Legal agenda, and what the creation of Inspire.Legal indicates about the current level of interest in legal innovation.

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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 22, 2019

How to Remediate and Strengthen Your Compliance Programs in 2019

I spoke with Rith Kem and Mason Pan, both principals in the Compliance, Forensics, and Intelligence practice at Control Risks. Kem is the Technology Operations and Custom Solutions leader in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region, while Pan is the leader of the Data Analytics group for the Americas.

We discussed trends the duo expects to see in analytics monitoring systems in 2019, how their clients are applying data to remediate and strengthen their compliance programs, and best practices for corporations interested in creating a center of excellence to manage risk indicators.

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January 21, 2019

Gaining an Edge in Legal Research

I spoke with Erik Lindberg and Tonya Custis, the senior director for Westlaw Product Management and the senior director of Research at Thomson Reuters, respectively.

We discussed the genesis of Westlaw Edge, how it differs from Westlaw, how its artificial intelligence technology differs from other tools on the market, the evolution of Westlaw, and where legal research is headed.

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 17, 2018

Reimagining Innovation in Legal Education

I spoke with Gabe Teninbaum, a professor at Suffolk University Law School and the Director of the Institute on Legal Innovation & Technology.

We discussed Suffolk University Law School’s Legal Innovation & Technology (LIT) lab, Spaced Repetition Systems, why law schools are incorporating initiatives like the LIT lab, essential skills that current law students must have, and how law schools will be changing in the next few years.

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December 12, 2018

The 2019 Law Firm Innovation Roadmap

I spoke with Wendy Curtis (named the Most Innovative Lawyer of 2018 by the Financial Times), Kate Orr, and Daryl Shetterly, the Chief Innovation Officer, the Senior Innovation Counsel, and the Director of Orrick Analytics, respectively, for Orrick, a global law firm, which the Financial Times named North America’s Most Innovative Law Firm for the third consecutive year.

We discussed the alignment of Orrick’s new legal tech investment initiative with the firm’s core business, why innovation has taken a more central role in law firm operations in the past year, the impact of Orrick Analytics on the firm’s innovation roadmap, how firms can coordinate their various innovation initiatives under a single effort, best practices for creating a culture of innovation at a large global organization, ways to build multi-disciplinary teams to execute on a unified vision, and how the era of law firm innovation is evolving.

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December 11, 2018

The Relationship Between Blockchain and Legal Operations

I spoke with André König, the managing partner for professional services at BusyLamp, a corporate legal operations SaaS solution for billing, matter management, and sourcing.

We discussed ways that in-house legal operations teams can benefit from artificial intelligence, the maturity level of blockchain in legal departments and law firms, the common use cases for AI and blockchain in the legal community, and how prospective users can get started.

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December 3, 2018

Marketing a Legal Tech Start-Up on a Global Scale

I spoke with Sacha Kirk, the co-founder and chief marketing officer for Lawcadia, an Australian software company that helps in-house legal teams manage their outside counsel relationships, including selection, budgeting, and spend.

We discussed the genesis of Lawcadia, why it is necessary for in-house legal teams to leverage technology to manage their outside counsel, the associated challenges, the best practices for marketing a legal tech start-up on a global scale, and where the Australian legal tech sector is headed.

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November 26, 2018

The Future of E-Learning is Here

I spoke with Steve Gluckman, the founder and CEO of LawFirmElearning, a provider of customized on-demand learning for the legal industry. Steve is the co-author of E-Learning for Law Firms (American Bar Association, 2006) and a former senior fellow with Harvard University’s Center for Business and Government.

We discussed the genesis of LawFirmElearning, how on-demand learning has changed across the legal industry, ways that law firms can leverage e-learning technologies, the challenges associated with doing so and where on-demand learning is headed.

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