Rethinking Legal Ops

We recently launched on Product Hunt and got #2 Product of the Day and 4th Product of the Week - what an amazing experience! We thought we'd share our journey with you through our podcast. So we recorded this episode where we chat about what inspired us to create SpeedLegal, the challenges we faced building an AI-powered legal tech product, and the valuable lessons we learned along the way. We dive into which of SpeedLegal's features helped us stand out. You'll hear the full story behind our #2 ranking and what really wowed the Product Hunt community. Check out the full episode to learn about our journey of turning a LegalTech vision into a reality that product hunters loved!

Step into the future of litigation with our latest episode, "Litigation in the Age of AI: Navigating Generative Technologies."

Join us in the latest episode of Rethinking Legal Ops with Nicole, ( CEO of Trellis), as she dives deep into the world of legal technology and its transformative impact on the legal industry. In this episode, we explore:

Large Language Models have seen the rise in the Legaltech industry, and more and more Legaltech tools are integrating and leveraging LLMs in their tools. What more can you expect from LLMs in the newer future?

Legaltech has seen the rise among lawyers, and more and more lawyers are adopting Legal technology to streamline their workflow and increase efficiency. What does the future hold?

Breaking barriers and making waves: Get ready to hear from the one and only David Horne as he dives deep into the world of female entrepreneurship!

Unlock the secrets of scaling your in-house legal team with the latest tech strategies. In the latest episode of Rethinking Legal Ops, we talk to Jenna Sanz-Agero about the significance of tech in scaling in-house legal teams. By the end of this episode, you'll learn about the key considerations for crafting your Legaltech toolkit, discover the most exciting tech trends and the importance of ease of implementation vs cost.

In the latest episode of the Rethinking Legal Ops podcast business version, we sit down with Jeff Beale, also known as Mr. Marketology, to talk about the intersection of contracts, law, and business. In this episode, Hans Paul and Jeff discuss the importance of contracts in any type of business interaction and how they can help prevent misunderstandings and potential legal issues. They also talk about the different types of contracts that Jeff has encountered in his work, like consultant agreements, service agreements, and purchase orders. But it's not just about contracts! They also cover the role of marketing, sales, and content in the business. Jeff shares his expertise on how he approaches marketing as both an art and a science, and the importance of having a clear and comprehensive methodology. Tune in to learn more!

Data Privacy is always a concern for legal practitioners when implementing any new technology. We had a very interesting conversation with Giuseppe Vaciago (Partner at 42 Law Firm) on the latest episode of Rethinking Legal Ops. We talked about some of the biggest data protection issues that come up with implementing tech tools for legal practitioners. We also talked about automating legal work, strengthening the internal data protection system with Legaltech and a lot more! Tune in to the conversation to learn more about it.

Most Fintech companies have to always keep up with mandatory requirements for their customers, which becomes an obligation for them.

Legaltech has been creating an impact on a lot of areas and is now helping solve one of the bigger problems of Non-profit Legal companies.⚡️ Non-profit Legal companies and Law firms are often unable to help as many people as they'd like to due to a lack of resources and not being able to increase their manpower.

Legaltech isn't just a tech tool for lawyers, it's much more than that!⚡️ Legaltech tools have been helping people in different industries get things done faster and better. One such industry is the Finance industry.

The integration of technology in Law has brought up a lot of innovative solutions for in-house legal teams and businesses. We hosted Ashlee Best (Former Head of Legal OperationsHead of Legal Operations, Asana) to understand tech strategy and law in depth and to learn more about how it affects in-house legal teams. Tune in to this amazing conversation to learn more about the significance of tech in scaling in-house legal teams, strategic considerations for businesses in crafting their legaltech toolkit and a lot more!

The role of in-house lawyers has evolved from being an advisor to a strategic business partner. Many lawyers are integrating creative ideas into their traditional roles and crafting innovative solutions. How can you as a lawyer do the same? How can you design innovative solutions to people's problems? We uncovered answers to all these questions and more today with Andy Ninh (Director of Solutions + Global Leadership Team Member at Elevate). Watch the full episode to find out

You don't have to take the traditional career path after your Law degree.❌ The digital transformation of law has opened up a LOT of new career paths for legal professionals that you can go in.

Should contracts be user-friendly?

Most Legaltech tools are built for enterprises and thus have a very expensive price plan. This stops smaller law firms from using Legaltech to their advantage and growing their business. As a result, they rely on decades-old technologies that barely work and make their lawyers' tasks even more complicated. How can small law firms diagnose these problems with their Legal Ops? How can they pick the right Legaltech tools for them? How can they gain a competitive edge in the market using Legaltech? Find answers to all these questions on this episode of Rethinking Legal Ops where we talk to Caroline Ragan (Founder of LumoseMarketplace.com)

Unlock your creativity as a Lawyer! ✍

Introducing Rethinking Legal Ops: Business Edition! This is an extension of our podcast where we talk to C-suite executives, innovators and leaders about the many ways that Legaltech is transforming the world of business and finance For our very first episode of RLO: Business, we have Matt Putra (Fractional CFO for eCommerce Companies & Agencies). He has helped tonnes of eCommerce companies, agencies and startups scale sustainably, grow their profit margins and plan their finances. In this episode, we talk about his experiences in dealing with contracts. In addition to this, we try to understand the perspectives of Legal vs CFO as to what matters to them when it comes to SaaS Agreements. Tune in to this conversation!

Ever thought about how you can be more impactful as a lawyer?

Technology is being integrated into every aspect of our lives, and Law is no different. In fact, the legal industry is starting to rely on technology more and more in order to help it run more efficiently.

The way most businesses manage their contracts today is broken. But how can they fix it? We hosted Todd Smithline (CEO, Bonterms & Lecturer at UC, Berkeley) to discuss this and learn more about the future of contracts and what it means for your business.⚡️ Watch the full episode to learn how your business can leverage templates to speed up the negotiation process and manage contracts more efficiently.

The Tech industry is dominated by a specific demographic today. But that's changing now.

Legaltech is only for tech-savvy lawyers.

'We have always done it this way.' This is a statement that every innovator has to hear from people when they bring in a different and often a better approach to the market.

If you run a business, you must have dealt with contracts in multiple stages of it. Infact, any major or minor deal needs you to sign a contract.

Are you using your Legaltech tools to their full potential? Legaltech tools are capable of much more than just storing and managing contracts on a cloud, but most people don't use them to their full extent.

Are you a Lawyer or an aspiring Lawyer, looking to enter the Fintech industry as an In-house Counsel?

In this special episode of Rethinking Legal Ops, Hans Paul answers some questions about how he started SpeedLegal and got into Legaltech, how other aspiring Legaltech founders take the first step towards their own startup, and much more

Curious how Legaltech works in huge international business transactions?

Practicing Law in Europe? Then this event is for you! ⚡️ We hosted Raquel Sampaio (Lawyer at SRS Advogados & Contributor to EUstartups) on episode 11 of Rethinking Legal Ops. She answered questions like - ✅ What are some of the biggest legaltech trends in Europe right now? ✅ How do EU businesses see automating their legal work? ✅ How are governments in Europe encouraging legal innovation through policymaking? ✅ Mental health is a huge issue in the legal industry. Can legaltech be an ally for lawyers in helping them reduce unnecessary stress?

LegalTech has come a long way. And it's had its own challenges. In this episode of Rethinking Legal Ops, we discuss some of the wins and losses of LegalTech industry. Hans Paul (Founder & CEO, SpeedLegal) covers why certain companies succeeded in the market and why some of them failed miserably.

This episode of Rethinking Legal Ops covers how can a lawyer practice Law in the Metaverse! ‍ Toufic Adlouni talks about how can lawyers be okay with being uncomfortable, the role of AI and Legaltech in the legal industry and how can lawyers use it to their advantage.

Ever wondered how AI and Legaltech can affect the way you practice law?

In this episode of Rethinking Legal Ops, Sandro Tuzzo (cofounder Separate.us & Professor at UC Hastings) talks about the future of legal work and the role of AI in it. We cover topics like - What roles & tasks will be replaced by AI? How can you make AI work for you instead? And, how can you as a legal firm take advantage of AI to make more money.

LegalTech increases efficiency and speed by many folds, yet many law firms are still hesitant to use it.

The process of contract drafting, reviewing, and negotiating is broken. How can you fix it?

Practicing law in Asia? Then this session is for you.

Every law firm needs some LegalTech tools to manage its operations and daily tasks. But how to decide which of them is best for you?

Can you rely on it for actual work? If so, how much can you actually get done with LegalTech?