I spoke with Oz Benamram, a leader in law firm knowledge management and innovation, and the Founder of SKILLS.law. We discussed the advisory services most in demand for law firms, how KM and legal innovation are shifting with the emergence of generative AI, the evolution of SKILLS.law, the likely impact of AI on legal, and the Michael Mills Memorial LegalTech Scholarship at Cornell Tech.
In this 48th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed the value of practical conversations about AI pricing, promoting wellness at conferences, and empowering change.
I spoke with Kevin Klein, Co-Founder of LegalTech Connect and Head of Content & Programming at the KM&I for Legal Conference, and Patrick DiDomenico, who founded InspireKM Consulting and KM&I, and is now Co-Founder at LegalTech Connect. We discussed the convergence of KM&I and LegalTech Connect, the evolution of law firm knowledge management and innovation, and how conversations about KM and AI will drive the legal profession forward.
I spoke with Tom Martin, the founder and CEO of LawDroid, an Adjunct Professor teaching Generative AI and the Delivery of Legal Services at Suffolk University Law School, and a co-founder of the American Legal Technology Awards. We discussed the most exciting opportunities AI is creating for lawyers, best practices for persuading AI skeptics, the ethical and practical guardrails lawyers should consider, and the objective of the American Legal Technology Awards.

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