Reinventing Professionals

Unifying Privacy, Investigations, and E-Discovery to Find Truth in a Digital World

I spoke with Jonathan Rubinsztein, the CEO of Nuix, a leading provider of investigative analytics and intelligence software. We discussed the benefits of its unified NEO platform for data privacy, fraud and investigations, and e-discovery, expectations for the use of generative AI in legal, and how e-discovery is evolving.

Best Practices for Driving the Implementation and Usage of Legal Technology

I spoke with Ragav Jagannathan, the founder of KL Software Technologies, a provider of software and services for the legal field. We discussed the technology applications that are most appealing to legal professionals, best practices for driving implementation and usage, the types of legal tasks on which professionals are most often applying technology, and where legal technology is headed.

Building a ’Second Brain’ for Deal Lawyers

I spoke with Kevin Walker and Bryan Davis, the CEO and CTO, respectively, of Centari, a startup building what they call a generative AI "second brain" for deal lawyers. We discussed the benefits of a generative AI "second brain" for lawyers, the difference between unstructured and structured data, ways that Centari resolves generative AI's hallucination risk, and how legal AI is evolving.

The Value of Podcasting for Lawyers (and the Effect of Generative AI on Podcasting)

I spoke with Robert Ingalls, the founder and CEO of LawPods, a podcast production and marketing agency for law firms. We discussed the value of a podcast for a law firm, the benefits of podcasting for an individual lawyer, ways a podcast host can grow an audience quickly, and the effect of generative AI on podcasting.

How Law Firms Can Create a Competitive Advantage with AI

I spoke with Joe McSpadden, the Senior Vice President of Williams Lea, a business support services company for the investment banking, professional services, and legal industries. We discussed the trends identified in The Future of the Legal Workplace report, how law firms are reassessing their business structures, and ways they can create a competitive advantage with AI.

Best Practices for Demystifying E-Discovery Pricing

I spoke with James MacGregor, the founder of Ethical eDiscovery, a boutique consulting firm that captures and reviews digital evidence. We discussed how the UK and European e-discovery markets differ from the US, the benefits of working with the UK Chapter for ACEDS and the Litigation Special Interest Group for ILTA Europe, and best practices for demystifying e-discovery pricing.

How Legal Technology Facilitates Better Decision-Making

I spoke with Colin Levy, the Director of Legal and Evangelist for Malbek, a provider of Contract Lifecycle Management software, and the author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem: Innovation, Advancement & the Future of Law Practice, a new book about the evolving legal technology sector. We discussed starting a career in legal technology, the skills that legal professionals need to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving legal sector, and how legal tech facilitates better decision-making.

Connecting Easily and Efficiently with Experts

I spoke with Karthi Purushothaman and Achal Tandon, both management consultants, who are the co-founders of InstaXpert, a mobile app to help individuals find experts in professional services, including lawyers, accountants, and financial planners, among others. We discussed the importance of providing immediate access to professional advice and how the democratization of professional services is evolving.

Legal Industry CEOs Share Perspectives on 2023 and Their Vision for 2024

I had the privilege of facilitating a year-end roundtable discussion with leading CEOs in legal about opportunities, challenges, and the road ahead. They included Josh Baxter of NetDocuments, Josh Blandi of UniCourt, Nicole Clark of Trellis, Aviva Cuyler of JD Supra, Rudy DeFelice of KP Labs, Debbie Foster of Affinity Consulting, Kelly Griswold of Onna, Sheryl Hoskins of Litera, Kelly Lake of CEB, Daniel Lewis of LegalOn, Julie Lewis of Digital Mountain, Anna McGrane of PacerPro, Early Stephens of Actionstep, Matt Sunderman of Harbor, and Eric Thurston of SurePoint.

Collecting Public ESI as Evidence

I spoke with Alex Sappington, the Co-CEO of Page Vault, a legal web capture software and services provider. We discussed how the collection of public electronically stored information as evidence differs from the collection of private ESI, the implications and challenges that come with collecting public data, and the matters where public data is most commonly used as a significant source of evidence.