I spoke with Anjie Vichayanonda, the founder of Leg Up Legal, a mentoring program and platform for prospective law students.
We discussed the genesis of Leg Up Legal, the Virtual Legal Career Boot Camp, legal career challenges and opportunities, and whether you should enroll in law school this fall.
I spoke with Haley Altman, the global director of business development and strategy for Litera, a document lifecycle software provider. We discussed her transition from law firm partner to legal tech startup founder to senior executive at a software firm that acquired her company, Litera’s acquisition strategy, how the remote working environment has impacted the way Litera’s customers use its software, how the document lifecycle sector is evolving.
I spoke with Jonathan Greenblatt, the chairman and co-founder of Legal Innovators, an alternative legal services provider. We discussed the genesis of Legal Innovators, its apprentice-style approach, ways that it has adjusted its model to help firms and law departments meet surge capacity during the pandemic, and best practices that law firms and law departments should apply to thrive during this period of uncertainty.
I spoke with Ed Sohn, the head of solutions at Factor, a provider of legal managed services. We discussed the distinctions between law firms, legal tech vendors, managed services providers, and the Big 4, the biggest challenges for buyers of legal services in this climate, and where legal is headed.
I spoke with Ray Meiring , the CEO of Qorus Software, a sales enablement platform for remote proposal management. We discussed how sales enablement is impacting law firms, how COVID-19 impacted the law firm approach to RFPs and proposal management, the impact of proposal management software, how AI is impacting the field’s development, and where RFP and proposal management for law firms is headed.
I spoke with Jon Tobin, a lawyer and the founder of Counsel for Creators, which is a Los Angeles-based law firm that works with clients in the arts, entertainment, software development, and other sectors, and offers a legal subscription model to make the law accessible for small businesses. We discussed the advantages of a subscription service for lawyers, ways that it empowers clients, and how to develop one.
I spoke with Ray Bayley and Lois Haubold, the co-founders of Novus Law, a global legal services practice. We discussed how corporate legal departments, law firms, and legal services organizations are reimagining their work in the current environment, how legal teams will operate going forward, and how the legal profession is evolving to accommodate a remote culture.
I spoke with Gary Markham, the founder and CEO of Bilr, a legal billing software platform. We discussed the genesis of Bilr, how it differs from other time entry tools on the market, the biggest challenges associated with legal timekeeping, why it has become such an important issue for law firms, and where timekeeping is headed.
I spoke with Brandon Greenblatt, the CEO of Precision Reporters, which provides litigation support and court reporting services. We discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted court reporting, the practical innovations and preparations his company is making for the move to virtual litigation, and how advancements in court reporting align with the rapid advancements taking place in legal technology.
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