Podcast appearances and mentions of aileen schultz

In this engaging session, we will explore the evolving challenges and legal dilemmas surrounding the use of AI in client consent processes. As AI continues to revolutionize the legal industry, it brings both immense potential and complex ethical considerations. Aileen Schultz will discuss various aspects of this important topic, including: Defining the role of AI in client consent: We will examine how AI is currently being utilized in client consent processes, its advantages, and potential risks associated with privacy, data protection, and informed consent. Legal and regulatory frameworks: The panel will shed light on the existing legal and regulatory frameworks that govern AI and client consent, discussing areas of compliance and potential gaps that need to be addressed. Ethical considerations: We will delve into the ethical implications arising from the use of AI in client consent, including the importance of transparency, fairness, and accountability and how these principles can be upheld in an AI-driven landscape. Balancing innovation and risk mitigation: The conversation will revolve around striking a balance between leveraging AI technologies to enhance client consent processes while ensuring robust safeguards are in place to protect clients' rights and privacy. Best practices and future outlook: The panelists will share practical insights, case studies, and emerging best practices that can help legal professionals navigate the legal complexities surrounding client consent in the age of AI. Additionally, they will discuss the future trajectory of AI in this domain and the potential impact on legal practice.

How Legal Innovation Became a Global Phenomenon with Aileen Schultz

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

I spoke with Aileen Schultz, a Toronto-based business strategist, the co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon, and the founder and president of the World Legal Summit. We discussed the genesis of the World Legal Summit, its mission, and how it differs from other legal events and organizations.

Premonition We interview Aileen. She is a Toronto based award winning business strategist with a global footprint, and a passion for creating better systems for exponential growth. The post Premonition Podcast With Aileen A. Schultz appeared first on Premonition. Premonition is an Artificial Intelligence system that mines Big Data to find out which Attorneys usually win before which Judges. It is a very, very unfair advantage in Litigation. Follow us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/premonition-analytics for insider legal news and visit us at Premonition.

The goal of the Summit on Law and Innovation (SoLi) is to bring together leaders from every aspect of law in order to drive legal innovation forward. In this report from On The Road, host Aileen Schultz talks to one of the co-organizers of SoLi Cat Moon about how the conference is encouraging legal problem solving, their plans for SoLi next year, and how changes in Vanderbilt’s curriculum is pushing innovation with a new program. Cat Moon works with law firms, legal departments, and law schools across the U.S. to bring a human-centered design perspective to firms and legal services companies as they re-imagine the delivery of legal services and education.

As part of the Global Legal Hackathon, Israel participated in the country’s first legal hackathon which could herald positive change for the country’s legal industry. In this report from On The Road at the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon, host Aileen Schultz and guest Esther Dediashvili discuss raising awareness about the benefits of technology in Israel and the role the hackathon played in developing tangible solutions to the legal industry’s biggest problems. They also discuss a follow-up event that aims to keep the innovative energy active and what Esther’s looking for as a judge in the final round of the Global Legal Hackathon. Esther Dediashvili is legal knowledge manager and head of legal technology implementation at Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co (FBC & Co), one of the largest law firms in Israel.

For the first time in On The Road history, guests from three different Global Legal Hackathon locations wired in for this episode. Hosts Laurence Colletti and David Fisher, speaking from New York, chatted with Trent Carlyle and Chad Jolly from Denver, and Aileen Schultz from Toronto, Canada. They discussed the winners of the New York section of the hackathon and the projects in the works for the Denver and Toronto teams.   Aileen Schultz is the director of network intelligence at Integra Ledger and a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon. Trent Carlyle is the co-founder and chief technology officer for Lawgical, the parent company of Legal Talk Network. Chad Jolly is the senior software developer for Legal Talk Network and ServeManager.

The largest legal hackathon of all time is coming to a city near you. Richard and Fredrik - who will be judging the Swedish contestants - talk to organisers Aileen Schultz and David A. Fisher about their expectations.

On February 23-25, 2018, Integra Ledger is set up to host the first ever Global Hackathon, the world’s largest legal hackathon with over 10,000 participants spanning six continents. In this report from On the Road, host Laurence Colletti talks to David Fisher and Aileen Schultz, the co-founders of the hackathon, about where the idea for the event came from and what the event will look like. They also explain what a hackathon is and why they are valuable to the legal industry.   David Fisher is the founder and CEO of Integra Ledger, a permissioned blockchain for the global legal industry. He is also a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon. Aileen Schultz is the director of network intelligence at Integra Ledger. She is also a co-founder of the Global Legal Hackathon.