I spoke with Travis Luther, the founder of Law Father, a legal technology and trial support firm, which is also the developer of trialline.net. We discussed the genesis of Law Father, the release of Trial Line, how technology has changed the way lawyers tell stories in the courtroom, ways that it has improved how they organize cases and develop strategies, and where case management technology is headed. Listen to our interview below:
Thank you to the following individuals for sharing their perspectives with me on the third day of Legaltech 2019:
Chris Bright, VP of Marketing, Zapproved
Ian Campbell, President & CEO, iCONECT
Corey Douglas, Director, Consilio
Monica Enand, CEO, Zapproved
Brad Harris, Distinguished Fellow of E-Discovery, Zapproved
Linda Kish, Chief Marketing Officer, Level 2 Legal Solutions
Tineke Mann, eBusiness Manager, The Information Management Group
Joy Murao, Founder & CEO, Practice Aligned Resources
Bill Piwonka, Chief Marketing Officer, Exterro
Ajith Samuel, Chief Product Officer, Exterro
Dr. Silvia Hodges Silverstein, Executive Director, Buying Legal Council
Kelly Struck, VP of Marketing, Consilio
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Thank you to the following individuals for sharing their perspectives with me on the second day of Legaltech 2019:
Bob Ambrogi, Publisher of LawSites and Host of LawNext
Craig Ball, Court-Appointed Special Master
Josh Becker, Chairman of Lex Machina and Head of Legal Analytics, LexisNexis
Shawn Gaines, VP of Marketing, Relativity
Caroline Hill, Editor-in-Chief, Legal IT Insider
Robert Hilson, Senior Marketing Director, Logikcull
Kate Holmes, Managing Director, FTI Technology
Jack Newton, Co-Founder
Chris Pogue, Head of Services, Security, and Partner Integrations, Nuix
Alexis Robbins, Marketing Manager,
Rod Vawdrey, Group CEO, Nuix
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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,
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,
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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I spoke with Christina Hammond and Joe Hammond, the co-founders of Producify, a digital content production company.
We discussed the genesis of Producify, the mistakes that legal professionals are making in showcasing their services with video, quick ways that marketing leaders can upgrade their firm’s videos, whether high-quality video requires professional equipment, and how this type of marketing is evolving.
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I spoke with Allison Josephy Key, the sales lead for ZipWhip, a platform that allows law firms and their clients to leverage the firm’s existing telephone infrastructure and interact through text messaging.
We discussed how Zipwhip works, the features in its platform that are most appealing to legal professionals, how users can leverage this technology to enhance their marketing and business development, the advantages of communicating through text over phone and email, and how this level of communication is evolving within the legal profession.
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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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I spoke with Keith Lee, a lawyer, author, and blogger in Birmingham, Alabama. He has been blogging at Associates Mind for eight years and recently created LawyerSmack, a private community for attorneys interested in discussing practice-related issues with their peers in real time.
We discussed the genesis of LawyerSmack, how it works, the community’s most active groups, what is driving its popularity, the surprising benefits of its creation, and what its growth indicates about the changing nature of communication in the legal profession.
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I spoke with a number of the participants from the LexisNexis Legal Tech Accelerator, including:
And, David Schnurman, the CEO of Lawline, a leading provider of continuing legal education, who shared insights from his upcoming book – Break Through Your Walls: Bring Your Entrepreneurial Sledgehammer.
We discussed lessons learned in 2017, how the legal industry will shift in 2018, and ways that legal tech start-ups take advantage of new technology, changing expectations, and general market trends in the New Year.
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