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This week, Kevin and Laura sit down with seasoned entrepreneur and executive leader Haresh Bhungalia. With over two decades of experience building, scaling, and exiting successful companies, Haresh shares the journey that led him from a paper route to leading Casepoint, a major player in the eDiscovery space.Haresh walks us through Casepoint's growth story, the biggest challenges he faced scaling the company, and the factors that drove its success. We dive into Casepoint's recent merger with OPEXUS, backed by Thoma Bravo, and discuss why Haresh chose this moment, after years of resisting outside funding, to make the move. He also opens up about stepping down as CEO, choosing new leadership, and what's next for him, hinting at everything from startup investing to maybe even sailing off into the sunset. Beyond his personal story, Haresh offers powerful insights into the future of legal tech, how leaders can stay aligned with customer needs, and his best advice for founders scaling teams or navigating the tricky balance between aggressive growth and strategic reflection. Plus, Kevin and Laura share their dreams of running an AI company or a grocery store.You won't want to miss this conversation packed with leadership lessons, well-earned advice, and a glimpse into the future of eDiscovery.Haresh Bhungalia is a seasoned entrepreneur and CEO with over 20 years of executive leadership experience. He has a proven track record of building, scaling, and successfully exiting businesses. As a strategic leader, Haresh is dedicated to driving customer growth, enhancing engagement, and fostering a company culture based on trust, transparency, and mutual respect. He strongly believes that prioritizing the employee experience leads to superior customer outcomes and, ultimately, greater value creation. His most recent exit was Casepoint, an enterprise data discovery platform, which was successfully sold to private equity firm Thoma Bravo.

#updateai #customersuccess #saas #businessJoin Josh Schachter (Founder & CEO, UpdateAI), Kristi Faltorusso (CCO, ClientSuccess), and Jon Johnson (Principal CSM Enterprise, UserTesting) as they discuss the recent merger between Opexus and Casepoint with Bonnye Hart, Chief Customer Officer.Discover how these twin powers under the Thoma Bravo banner are navigating change, professional growth, and customer success. From strategic partnerships to expanding adoption, this episode is packed with engaging conversations and expert insights.Timestamps0:00 - Preview, BS & Intros2:49 - Thoma Bravo and merger discussion6:04 - Team dynamics post-merger8:00 - Introduction to Opexus and Casepoint11:53 - The curiosity post-merger and job security14:43 - Engagement models and customer-centricity22:17 - Bonnye's strategy & approach to CS___________________________

It's that time of year once again … LegalWeek!    ALM's LegalWeek is one week where thousands of legal professionals gather to network with their peers, dive deeper into their professional development, explore topics and strategies tailored specifically to their role, and gain the tools to get legal business done.  The LegalSpeak show has now become a regular staple at the conference as we talk to some of the leading legal minds across the industry.  In this episode, Alaina sits down with Casepoint's James Lasson, VP of Marketing and Chris Kruse, EVP of Commercial and Shareholder Advisor.

Today Laura and Kevin are live at Legalweek 2024 and met up with Amy Hilbert and Amit Dungarani of Casepoint. We discuss all things Legalweek, Legalweek's relevance in 2024, whether this conference is better in March instead of January, what makes Casepoint different, why Casepoint decided to focus on government when everyone else was shifting towards corporations, Casepoint FOIA and Casepoint Legal Hold, GenAI and what's next for Casepoint. Lastly, we chat about Casepoint's big win with DHS/ICE and migration to the cloud from Relativity server before heading back out to the floor. Amy Hilbert is Casepoint's Executive Vice President of Government Solutions where she is responsible for creating and managing client relationships with federal and state government agencies. She brings 20+ years of experience supporting Federal-Civilian and DoD clients. Prior to joining Casepoint, Amy was Vice President of Client Services at a leading Gov Con Professional Services company focused  on software integration where she was accountable for the execution and growth of Federal-Civilian and DoD clients. During her time at Casepoint, Amy has created a Government Solutions organization that includes sales and  dedicated government services to government clients, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, U.S. Courts, Veteran's Affairs and Department of Defense. Amy's previous experience has given her a business acumen that is parallel to none. Amy's industry knowledge, IT strategy background, and account management experience aid her in being a trusted resource for eDiscovery solutions to meet clients' specific needs.Amit Dungarani has played critical roles in helping build and grow companies. Over the past 21 years, he has held leadership roles in technology, private equity, hedge fund management, and consulting serving corporate, government, law firm, and non-profit clients. Before joining Casepoint, Amit served as a Managing Director of a family office that ran a hedge fund and led private equity investing via a syndicate of family offices. Prior to this, he served as Vice President of Business and Information Technology Consulting Services at 2020 Company (later acquired by Acentia and Maximus) helping grow it from under 10 people to over 600. As Casepoint's Vice President of Partnerships and Strategic Initiatives, he is responsible for building foundational partnerships and supporting major corporate clients to achieve their optimal success.Casepoint is the legal technology platform of choice for corporations, government agencies, and law firms to meet their complex eDiscovery, investigations, and compliance needs. Powered by cutting-edge AI and advanced analytics, Casepoint helps teams cut through large volumes of data to quickly identify insightful and actionable information. Casepoint's secure and scalable cloud platform is designed to help organizations take control of their data and processes to maximize efficiency, mitigate risk, and lower overall legal spend. Casepoint's easy-to-use and intuitive interface provides legal hold, cloud collections, powerful data processing, AI and advanced analytics, and review and production.Want to connect with us at Legalweek 2024? Send us an email

Welcome to today's episode of 'AI Lawyer Talking Tech'! Join us as we explore the revolutionary impact of AI on the legal landscape. In this episode, we delve into the intersection of AI, lawyer engagement, and the fight against election misinformation. From enhancing lawyer satisfaction levels to countering false information during elections, AI continues to shape the future of legal technology. Stay tuned as we uncover the latest developments and strategies in leveraging AI to navigate the ever-changing legal landscape. 2024 Privacy Law Preview17 Jan 2024JD SupraWhat Is at Stake in the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence?17 Jan 2024JD SupraSupreme Court Appears Ready To Favor Fishermen In Major Challenge To Administrative State17 Jan 2024Daily CallerFrom Vendor To Strategic Partner: How GCs Can Cultivate The Ideal Outside Counsel Relationship17 Jan 2024Above The LawProposed data provenance standards aim to enhance trustworthiness of AI training data17 Jan 2024IAPP.orgLaw Firm Scorecarding Explained – Best Practices and Tips for Success17 Jan 2024JD SupraInnovation, Regulation, and Litigation - The Automotive Industry's Road to 202417 Jan 2024JD SupraHow In-House Counsel Can Prepare for Generative AI Risks17 Jan 2024JD SupraExecutives report expanded DEI investment — but growing backlash17 Jan 2024HR DiveDrinks with The Deal Podcast: Matthew Gemello17 Jan 2024OrrickQuisLex Experts to Share Insights at Upcoming Events17 Jan 2024InvestorsObserverNational committee co-chaired by Chancellor Mnookin issues report on facial recognition technology17 Jan 2024UW MadisonLegaltech News – Legal tech's predictions for KM, data governance & AI usage in 202416 Jan 2024IntappThe State AG Report – 1.11.202417 Jan 2024JD SupraLegal Tech Predictions 2024: The Future of Law Firm Business Models and Client Interactions17 Jan 2024BollyinsideIs Traditional Law Firm Work the Only Resource for the Modern GC?17 Jan 2024AxiomLaw.comNew year, new data security policy?17 Jan 2024Legal FuturesNew Epiq Product for Corporate Legal Uses AI to Scan Communications in Real Time and Flag Regulatory Risks17 Jan 2024LawSitesNorton Rose Fulbright's 19th Annual Litigation Trends Survey reveals heightened risk around cybersecurity and data protection amid AI boom17 Jan 2024InvestorsObserverPodcast Jan 17, 2024 Pioneers and Pathfinders: Anusia Gillespie17 Jan 2024Seyfarth ShawIn Moving Its E-Discovery Matters to Casepoint, ICE Gives Another E-Discovery Vendor the Cold Shoulder17 Jan 2024LawSitesUtah's new social media regulation may ‘completely change' this year on heels of second lawsuit17 Jan 2024Salt Lake TribuneVictims of 2023 Capita data breaches head to High Court17 Jan 2024Computer WeeklyEviction less likely for Dallas County tenants who get a lawyer — but most don't have one17 Jan 2024KERA NewsCARET Legal Inaugurates its Revolutionary ‘Workflows' Feature, Simplifying Automation for Legal Professionals and Mid-Sized Firms17 Jan 2024Morningstar.comOpenAI's Comprehensive Strategy to Counteract Election Misinformation17 Jan 2024Stephen's LighthouseStellar Performance 2023: The state of lawyer engagement17 Jan 2024Thomson Reuters InstituteAscertus' Perspective on Legal Tech Trends in 202417 Jan 2024Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyTacit knowledge is no longer the preserve of humans17 Jan 2024RealKMMove over, agony aunt: study finds ChatGPT gives better advice than professional columnists17 Jan 2024RealKM9 Best ChatGPT Prompts for Lawyer16 Jan 2024MatterSuite By CaseFoxLegal teams advised to review outside counsel staffing16 Jan 2024Legal Dive - Latest NewsJustia CLE & Webinars: Free Law: Resources, Technology & Legal Issues (Past, Present & Future)16 Jan 2024Legal Marketing & Technology Blog

On this week's very special Halloween episode, listen as the hosts embark on a journey beyond the seven seas, a thrilling match filled with spooky stories and of course, lighthearted banter (one can't help but laugh even in fear)... Sink your fangs into this week's Halloween-themed episode. On this adventure, Gianna is joined by hosts from That Tech Pod (https://thattechpod.com/): Laura Milstein, aka (at least on this Halloween episode) “the bread,” and Kevin Albert, wearing a just iconic Bob Ross costume. Apparently, there's a Bob Ross movie starring Owen Wilson? From our research, it is NOT a Bob Ross Biopic…  The first segment dives into a genuinely chilling cybersecurity tale – a ransomware attack on a hospital in Düsseldorf, Germany. This sinister event led to the unfortunate death of a patient as an ambulance had to be rerouted. The hosts discuss the attack in-depth, shedding light on the hospital's security vulnerabilities and how the hackers demanded a ransom, only to target the hospital instead of a university. The aftermath left the hospital's IT systems encrypted for two weeks, causing significant disruptions in patient care. The police investigation treated the incident as a homicide, emphasizing the gravity of the consequences. The hosts also discuss the infamous Bangladesh Central Bank robbery, a cyber heist that occurred in February 2016. The hackers launched a spear-phishing attack to gain access to the bank's network, resulting in the transfer of a staggering $1 billion. However, only $18 million was recovered. The hosts break down the story's humorous elements, like the misspelled instructions and the interesting timing of the cyber heist… which overlapped with a holiday.  The conversation also goes into explaining the role of the SWIFT network and dives into the casino money laundering operation in the Philippines. To add an intriguing twist to the narrative, they reveal that a bank manager was arrested and sentenced to 56 years in prison for their involvement. As the episode ends, we close it with our favorite game of guessing alternate jobs, including Kevin managing a farm and running a cricket shop, Laura becoming the underground ringleader of a high-end casino, and Gianna's passion for iceberg lettuce.    Timestamps for the stories:  04:40 - 09:29 (Death caused by Ransomware) 10:03 - 24:00 (Bank robbery) 26: 06 - 31:30 (LinkedIn hack)  31:45 - 37:30 (Baby dies because of Ransomware)   From spiders to skulls and everything in between. Beware and be scared…Happy Halloween!   Follow Gianna on LinkedIn. Catch up with Maria on LinkedIn.   About ThatTechPod & the Hosts Learn more about ThatTechPod here: https://thattechpod.com/  Laura Milstein is a global eDiscovery and cybersecurity specialist. She has a wide range of experience in the tech space with a main focus on cybersecurity and litigation support in areas such as incident response, vulnerability and patch management, pen testing, data processing, forensic collections, data storage, and artificial intelligence. Laura loves diving deep into conversations and expanding her tech knowledge on That Tech Pod.  Follow Laura on LinkedIn    Kevin Albert is a technology executive with 23 years of experience combining a unique blend of technical expertise, business management, and customer service. His experience includes leading technical teams across a wide variety of environments, spanning large and small consulting companies—including two of the “Big 4”—litigation support vendors, government contractors, and start-ups. Throughout his career, Kevin has conducted forensic acquisitions of all forms of digital evidence and performed data analysis for hundreds of projects in the U.S. and globally. He has managed large-scale investigations, including client-site forensic collection, data processing, hosting, review management, and production. Kevin is currently the Director of Technical Services of Casepoint, a software company specializing in eDiscovery, investigations, data privacy & compliance.  Follow Kevin on LinkedIn  Join the Cybersecurity Marketing Society on our website, and keep up with us on Twitter.

Join me for an insightful chat as we delve into the life and journey of Haresh Bhungalia. From his childhood dreams of soaring the skies as a pilot to his adventures in Big 4 consulting and entrepreneurial pursuits. We'll touch upon: Visioning the future of legal business by 2030 His take on the surge of new legal tech software players The evolving role of legal operations in today's world and the future Advice for budding legal tech entrepreneurs The unique edge that sets Casepoint apart For more on Cowen Podcasts, Career Coaching, and Leadership Networking Events, please visit the Cowen Group on LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-cowen-group/?viewAsMember=true

Andy Wilson: Founder & CEO of Logikcull Who are the top 6 eDiscovery software CEOs?  If I say Apple - you say Steve Jobs If I say Amazon, you say Jeff. If I say Tesla, Microsoft or GE you say Elon, Bill and Jack. But, what if I say, Logikcull, Relativity, Disco, Everlaw, Reveal or Casepoint? Join me this summer as I interview the top founders and CEO's in the Legal software space starting with the Big 6 of eDiscovery. In this episode- Andy Wilson founder and CEO of Logikcull. Andy and I discuss: Andy Wilson's Background and Education 9:24 Andy Wilson shares his childhood dream of being his own boss and his love for reading comic books and sci-fi. He also talks about his interest in art and how he eventually switched from English and psychology to computer science and then to management science, which combined his interests in both business and software. Market Velocity and Business Model Comparison 11:31 David Cowen and Andy Wilson discuss the varying rates of change in different market sections and the slow adoption of modern technology. They also compare their business model to their competitors, highlighting their democratization ethos and unique bimodal purchasing options. Wilson uses the analogy of selling water to a building on fire to describe their event-driven market. Business model compared to competitors14:37 Identifying Superpowers 17:30 David Cowen leads a discussion on identifying superpowers among the CEOs present. He asks Andy Wilson about his specific superpowers and Wilson shares that he excels in designing easy-to-use systems and making them accessible to customers. Cowen also asks Wilson for advice for law firms and corporate law departments starting their journey in exploring next-gen technology in the e-discovery space. Cybersecurity Threats to Law Firms and Disrupting Incentive Structures 20:06 David Cowen and Andy Wilson discuss the cybersecurity threats faced by law firms and the need to invest in secure modern technology to handle clients' data. They also talk about the impact of AI on the legal industry and the need to disrupt incentive structures to adapt to the changing landscape.   Commercial Break and Logical Advertisement 26:08 During a break in the meeting, David and Andy do a humorous commercial for Logikcull.   The Impact of Automation on Job Creation 28:40 David Cowen and Andy Wilson discuss the potential impact of automation on job creation, citing McKinsey's report that for every job destroyed during the internet boom, 2.6 jobs were created. They express optimism about the future and discuss the potential for automation in the legal space, including the creation of roles such as legal engineers and chief AI officers. They also discuss the potential for automation to make the law easier to understand and for non-technical attorneys to do good work.   The Future of Legal Services 32:37 David Cowen and Andy Wilson discuss how the mission of Logikcull, is to democratize legal services and make it more accessible to the general population. They predict that the demand for legal services will increase as the cost decreases and access becomes easier. They also discuss the possibility of a new breed of lawyers emerging, specializing in areas such as drone litigation.   The Market and Entrepreneurship 38:04 David and Andy discuss the changing landscape of entrepreneurship and the ability for startups to compete with fewer resources.    For more on Cowen Podcasts, Career Coaching, and Leadership Networking Events, please visit www.Cowengroup.com  

Casepoint says it's investigating a potential cybersecurity incident after hackers claimed to have compromised the legal technology platform to steal terabytes of sensitive data.

Lawyer.com Launches Million Dollar AI Challenge to Expand Legal Access.Date: 01 Jun 2023Source: AiThority.com Legal tech firm Casepoint investigates breach after hackers claim theft of government dataDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: Yahoo! News UK and Ireland How Legal Teams Are Deploying AI in Their Contract Management ProcessesDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: LexBlog Beyond the Case Files: Key Areas to Focus on for Law Office Management SuccessDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: News Anyway AI in Legal Research: Navigating Challenges and Embracing OpportunitiesDate: 31 May 2023Source: Seyfarth Shaw The Computer and Internet LawyerDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: Arnold & Porter AI in Law: Don't Blame the Technology for Bad LawyeringDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: Real Lawyers Have Blogs Federal regulators fine Amazon $25 million over child privacy issuesDate: 31 May 2023Source: News Archives - Lewiston Sun Journal Kewei adds top TMT partner Justina Zhang to China joint operation with Herbert Smith Freehills 顶级科技媒体与电信行业律师张卫华加入科伟律师事务所与史密夫斐尔联营办公室Date: 30 May 2023Source: Herbert Smith LLP Robby H. Birnbaum of Greenspoon Marder LLP Receives Robert Linderman Debt Resolution Service Award at AFCC 2023 Spring ConferenceDate: 31 May 2023Source: JDJournal Federal judge: No AI in my courtroom unless a human verifies its accuracyDate: 31 May 2023Source: ArsTechnica Some Law Schools Already Are Using ChatGPT To Teach Legal Research And WritingDate: 31 May 2023Source: TaxProf Blog TechBuzz News: Filevine Unveils AI FieldsDate: 31 May 2023Source: Bollyinside The Value of Law Firm Technology Directors with Sam McAllisterDate: 31 May 2023Source: Law Street Media On LawNext: Live from the CLOC Global Institute: Interviews with 22 of the Legal Tech ExhibitorsDate: 31 May 2023Source: LawSites Harnessing Document Automation for Small Law FirmsDate: 31 May 2023Source: XpressDox Association of Corporate Counsel and Exterro Report Shows Legal Technology Is a Must-Have for In-House Legal DepartmentsDate: 31 May 2023Source: InvestorsObserver 5 Key Takeaways from the 2023 ACC Legal Technology Report Created on May 30, 2023 BY Tim RollinsDate: 31 May 2023Source: Exterro Hogan Lovells launches cross-practice, cross-sector Global AI Trends Guide for 2023Date: 31 May 2023Source: Hogan Lovells Former Reynen Court President Launches Governance Platform for Law Firms to Safely Explore Generative AIDate: 31 May 2023Source: LawSites Law Firm Employees Allegedly Misbehaving Make HeadlinesDate: 31 May 2023Source: Slaw NFT, Metaverse and Corporate Law; the chaos explainedDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium AI & Law: Legal Proximate Cause Upset Via AIDate: 01 Jun 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium Five Ways to Use ChatGPT for Investigations and EdiscoveryDate: 31 May 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium The Revised Colorado AI Insurance Regulations: What Was Fixed, and What Still May Need FixingDate: 31 May 2023Source: Debevoise Data Blog Lessons from The Financial Stability Board's Report on Cyber Incident ReportingDate: 31 May 2023Source: Debevoise Data Blog Women in eDiscovery expands leadership teamDate: 31 May 2023Source: Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology On the Perils of Hasty DraftingDate: 31 May 2023Source: Legal Planet Nine States Now Have Privacy LawsDate: 31 May 2023Source: Sensei Enterprises, Inc. Streamlining In-House Legal Intake Process: Four Essential Features for SuccessDate: 30 May 2023Source: MatterSuite By CaseFox Using language models in legal higher educationDate: 31 May 2023Source: TechnoLlama

On this episode of LawNext, we're taking you to the conference floor of the CLOC Global Institute, the annual conference of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium that was held May 15-18 in Las Vegas, for a series of brief interviews with 22 of the legal tech companies that exhibited there.  Since the first CLOC Global Institute in 2016, this conference has become a leading event for legal operations professionals and for anybody who works in corporate legal. For that reason, its exhibit hall draws many of the leading legal tech companies that cater to corporate legal, including an abundance of companies offering some flavor of contracts tech, as well as legal services providers, e-discovery providers, and others.  LawNext's producer Ben Ambrogi attended the conference, where he ventured into the exhibit hall, mic in hand, and interviewed a cross-section of the companies he met there, garnering brief introductions to what they do and any news they were announcing. Together, the interviews offer a snapshot of what you might have seen had you attended CLOC, or maybe of what you missed even if you were there.  Companies interviewed in this episode are: AO Docs, Axiom, Bigfork Tech, Casepoint, Cobblestone, ContractPodAI, ContractSafe, eBrevia, ECFX, Epiq, Exigent, Hanzo, Icertis, Ironclad, LexCheck, LinkSquares, Paragon, Robin AI, SimpliContract, SpotDraft, WeLocalize, and Zycus.  Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out.  Nota, the online business banking platform designed specifically for solo and small law firms.  Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. Sage Timeslips, trusted by solo and small firms for nearly four decades, offers robust functionality, customizable reports, and the ability to capture time and expenses on the go.   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

Welcome to today's episode of "AI Lawyer Talking Tech," your daily dose of legal technology news and insights! In this episode, we'll be discussing the potential of generative AI in the corporate legal sector, the importance of responsible and ethical use of AI in the legal industry, and the latest advancements in legal analytics and contract management. We'll also touch upon the need for regulatory frameworks surrounding AI in the legal profession and explore how legal organizations are improving efficiency through innovative methodologies. So, sit back and join us as we dive into the world of AI and its impact on the legal landscape! Corporate Legal Can Achieve Technological Maturity Leap with Generative AIDate: 18 May 2023Source: Bollyinside Old AI Battles May Offer Cautions About New TechnologyDate: 17 May 2023Source: Government Technology US Embracing Responsible and Ethical Legal AI: The Path Forward for AI & Lawyers | Blog | AlexseiDate: 17 May 2023Source: LexBlog Five Takeaways from the 25th Annual Equal Justice ConferenceDate: 17 May 2023Source: LexBlog Chief of ChatGPT Urges US Senate Committee to Enact Artificial Intelligence RegulationsDate: 17 May 2023Source: JDJournal AI, law and the legal professionDate: 17 May 2023Source: International Bar Association Pioneers and Pathfinders: John GrantDate: 17 May 2023Source: Seyfarth Shaw Lex Machina Launches API for State Court Legal AnalyticsDate: 17 May 2023Source: LexisNexis Roundup Of Legal Tech News from CLOC Institute: with News From Agiloft, Casepoint, ContractPodAI, Evisort, LinkSquares, LiquidText, Ontra, PERSUITDate: 17 May 2023Source: LawSites Navigating the Ethical and Technical Challenges of ChatGPTDate: 17 May 2023Source: New York State Bar Association Welcome to the Third Generation of ALSPs: The Future of Legal Service DeliveryDate: 17 May 2023Source: Epiq Systems Precooked Bacon, Artificial Intelligence Patents, and a Defense of the Common LawDate: 17 May 2023Source: IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law Bloomberg Law to Highlight Platform Enhancements and New Contract Solutions at CLOC Global InstituteDate: 17 May 2023Source: Bluefield Daily Telegraph The good, the bad and the ugly of legal techDate: 16 May 2023Source: LexisNexis UK Discover The Success Three Law Firms Achieved With Justia AmplifyDate: 17 May 2023Source: Legal Marketing & Technology Blog Automating Entertainment: Writers Demand that Studios Not Use AIDate: 17 May 2023Source: Global IP & Technology Law Blog Artificial Intelligence Litigation: A New Class Action Boom?Date: 17 May 2023Source: Sensei Enterprises, Inc. Transfer of Data to Google Analytics as a Breach of the GDPR: Decision of the Court in GermanyDate: 17 May 2023Source: Legal IT group FILLING THE VOID: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PRIVATE INITIATIVESDate: 17 May 2023Source: North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology ENFORCING PERSISTENT “SMART CONTRACTS”: ADMIN KEYS AND THE MYTH OF DECENTRALIZED FINANCE?Date: 17 May 2023Source: North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology EMERGING TECHNOLOGY GOVERNANCE IN THE SHADOW OF THE MAJOR QUESTIONS DOCTRINEDate: 17 May 2023Source: North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology 5 Essential Skills of Successful Legal Operations ManagersDate: 16 May 2023Source: MatterSuite By CaseFox

Legal Speak is live on location at Legalweek 2023 in New York City, where we interviewed professionals from across the legal industry about everything from ChatGPT to how to hire people who care. Experts shared the initiatives they are focused on and how they are seeing the industry evolve. Joining hosts Zack Needles and Alaina Lancaster for this episode is Jessica Robinson, Vice President of Operations at Casepoint.

Introduction: Welcome to AI Lawyer Talking Tech, your daily review of the latest legal technology news. Today we will be discussing two important articles that shed light on the current state of legal marketing and the potential of text data mining in the legal industry. The first article from the Law Firm Marketing Blog Consultwebs highlights a key statistic showing the importance of timely responses to prospective clients. We will discuss ways to optimize your marketing efforts and stay up to date with the latest legal technology. The second article from Duke University explores the potential of text data mining for legal research and systematic reviews, while also addressing the legal barriers that hinder research in this area. Join us as we dive into these topics and how they can shape the future of law. The Seven Legal Marketing Stats You Need to KnowDate: 23 Mar 2023Source: Law Firm Marketing Blog - Consultwebs Why Do Lawyers Need to Keep Up with Legal Technology?Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Law Technology Today Legal Issues in Text and Data Mining: Literature and Text-Based WorksDate: 23 Mar 2023Source: Duke University Understand Legal Documents with Contextualized Large Language Models. (arXiv:2303.12135v1 [cs.CL]) Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: arXiv.org Comparing Ethereum Smart Contracts With Traditional Contracts Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium Free Webinar for Lawyers: Using ChatGPT and AI Solutions for Legal Marketing Content Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legal Marketing & Technology Blog Legalweek News Roundup Part 2: CASEpeer, Evisort, Everlaw, Hanzo, LawPay, LexCheck, LinkSquares, LegalEase, Logikcull, Milestones, MyCase Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: LawSites DISCO unveils large language model chatbot Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legal IT Insider Legalweek News Roundup Part 1: Reveal, Casepoint, DISCO, ContractPodAi, HaystackID, Repario Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: LawSites Putting Bard and ChatGPT to the test Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: TechnoLlama Why Do Lawyers Need to Keep Up with Legal Technology? Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Law Technology Today Project Gigabit: Winter Update 2022 Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Technology's Legal Edge Can Lawyers Ethically Use AI to Write a Brief? Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Sensei Enterprises, Inc. Hello Web Crawler! Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium How to protect SaaS applying Legal Design Thinking and Service Design? Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium Robot Lawyers Ross and DoNotPay Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium ChatGPT and Legal Texts Date: 23 Mar 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium

During the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference, I spoke with Athena Strasel of Casepoint, Daniel Porus of Legatics, Horace Wu of Syntheia, Jeff Pfeifer of LexisNexis, and Mark Davey of Ricoh USA about the technology-related challenges that law firms are facing in the current environment.

During the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference, I spoke with Athena Strasel of Casepoint, Daniel Porus of Legatics, Horace Wu of Syntheia, Jeff Pfeifer of LexisNexis, and Mark Davey of Ricoh USA about the technology-related challenges that law firms are facing in the current environment.

At the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference, I interviewed James Lasson of Casepoint, Bob Beach of Peppermint, Peter Zver of Bundledocs, Dan Hauck of NetDocuments, Jack Stanovsek of Neota Logic, and Nick Schils of TIQ about how interest in legal technology has changed over the past few years.

At the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference, I interviewed James Lasson of Casepoint, Bob Beach of Peppermint, Peter Zver of Bundledocs, Dan Hauck of NetDocuments, Jack Stanovsek of Neota Logic, and Nick Schils of TIQ about how interest in legal technology has changed over the past few years.

I spent two days at the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference interviewing leaders about key trends and developments that are impacting the profession. Thanks to David Carns of Casepoint, Brian Kenneally of Bundledocs, Josh Baxter of NetDocuments, Kalina Leopold of Lupl, Olga Mack of Parley Pro, a LexisNexis company, Steve Irons of DocSolid, Tom Dreyfus of Josef, Tori Kim of eBrevia, and Zach Warren of Thomson Reuters Institute for sharing their perspectives on the road ahead for legal tech.

I spent two days at the 2022 International Legal Technology Association conference interviewing leaders about key trends and developments that are impacting the profession. Thanks to David Carns of Casepoint, Brian Kenneally of Bundledocs, Josh Baxter of NetDocuments, Kalina Leopold of Lupl, Olga Mack of Parley Pro, a LexisNexis company, Steve Irons of DocSolid, Tom Dreyfus of Josef, Tori Kim of eBrevia, and Zach Warren of Thomson Reuters Institute for sharing their perspectives on the road ahead for legal tech.

I spoke with Vishal Rajpara, a co-founder and the chief technology officer at Casepoint, and Dana Wesley Sarti, a litigation support manager at Robbins, Russell, Englert, Orseck & Untereiner LLP. We discussed how legal teams are using AI within their eDiscovery workflow, the benefits of using AI and advanced analytics, the value of analytics in modern litigation, and how litigators are using machine learning to reduce the time and expense of review.

I spoke with Vishal Rajpara, a co-founder and the chief technology officer at Casepoint, and Dana Wesley Sarti, a litigation support manager at Robbins, Russell, Englert, Orseck & Untereiner LLP. We discussed how legal teams are using AI within their eDiscovery workflow, the benefits of using AI and advanced analytics, the value of analytics in modern litigation, and how litigators are using machine learning to reduce the time and expense of review.

Haresh Bhungalia is the CEO of CasePoint a software company based in Northern VA. Haresh shares all of the lessons he has learned over the last 20 years of entrepreneurship and building two companies in two totally separate disciplines all while raising a family and experiencing Life on Life's terms.   Topics Discussed: We become a Product of our surroundings Work doesn't have to mean anxiety His relationship with his Children Impacting Others Developing a culture of honesty Pushing past our limitations Avoiding the Comfort Zone Gratitude Growth is an Evolution not a revolution

David Carns is the Chief Revenue Officer at Casepoint LLC, an eDiscovery platform for the artificial intelligence space. He is an attorney and technologist who has always been fascinated by the intersection between law and technology. Tom Fox welcomes him to this week's show as they talk about his current role at Casepoint, the evolution of eDiscovery, and what it means for compliance and compliance professionals. How Casepoint Has Evolved Casepoint was initially focused on law firms but, as David explains to Tom, their expertise and knowledge on legal techniques are now spread out to all sectors and segments in the legal industry. The platform of Casepoint has also evolved from consultancy to predominantly software. Its legal discovery platform has moved beyond eDiscovery towards more of a development environment that supports legal workflows. “What Casepoint has become, is for many people a repository of either discovery ready data or data around internal investigations ...it has expanded quite a bit beyond just eDiscovery and its document management for a variety of use cases that we find today,” David tells Tom. Subject Access Requests The main challenge with respect to data discovery in Europe is subject access requests. “Companies or individuals don't necessarily want to avail themselves or their data to US jurisdiction,” David remarks. There is a strong interest in having data centers based in Europe, he adds, along with a desire from European-based companies to use those data centers. There is, however, a concern from people within the EU about the privacy implications surrounding such a move.  The Shift to Cloud-Based Technology The pandemic transitioned the global working environment to a remote one. With this, came the boost in the adoption of cloud-based technology. David explains to Tom that cloud-based tech has its advantages over on-premise tech in three major ways: convenience, efficiency, and its ability to quickly implement machine learning. It's much easier for Casepoint to adopt cloud-based applications, and cloud-based tech passively applies machine learning from documents and provides feedback to the appropriate users. For all these reasons, it's no wonder cloud-based tech was adopted and embraced so quickly during the work-from-home period, and it's also why it won't be going away even after we return to the regular work environment, David points out. He predicts that the technology will most likely be used in a hybrid way in the future.  Looking To The Future Tom asks David what compliance professionals, lawyers, and firms need to be thinking about when it comes to eDiscovery, and data management in the future. David advises that companies and corporations should pay very close attention and keep a handle on all the locations of their data. “If there are only references to URLs or data identifiers, are we making sure that that data is being collected and preserved in a way that can be used for future investigations, litigated matters, jurisdictional issues, those sorts of things?” he argues. Resources Davis Carns | LinkedIn | Twitter  Texas Tax rate at 80% of 8.25%

One of the initiatives that Ari Kaplan Advisors launched in 2020 was a periodic CEO Roundtable to address trends, challenges, and objectives with market leaders. During the fifth and final conversation of the year, I discussed lessons learned, silver linings, and the road ahead with: Haresh Bhungalia, CEO, Casepoint; Kiwi Camara, CEO, DISCO; Ian Campbell, CEO, iCONECT; Craig Carpenter, CEO, X1; Dana Denis-Smith, CEO, Obelisk Support; Steve Fredette, CEO, The BARBRI Group; Keith Laska, CEO, Hanzo; Kim Massana, CEO, Neota Logic; Soumya Nettimi, CEO, ASG Legal Tech; Tim Pullan, CEO, ThoughtRiver; and, Chris Stock, CEO, PCLaw | Time Matters.

One of the initiatives that Ari Kaplan Advisors launched in 2020 was a periodic CEO Roundtable to address trends, challenges, and objectives with market leaders. During the fifth and final conversation of the year, I discussed lessons learned, silver linings, and the road ahead with: Haresh Bhungalia, CEO, Casepoint; Kiwi Camara, CEO, DISCO; Ian Campbell, CEO, iCONECT; Craig Carpenter, CEO, X1; Dana Denis-Smith, CEO, Obelisk Support; Steve Fredette, CEO, The BARBRI Group; Keith Laska, CEO, Hanzo; Kim Massana, CEO, Neota Logic; Soumya Nettimi, CEO, ASG Legal Tech; Tim Pullan, CEO, ThoughtRiver; and, Chris Stock, CEO, PCLaw | Time Matters.

One of the initiatives that Ari Kaplan Advisors launched in 2020 was a periodic CEO Roundtable to address trends, challenges, and objectives with market leaders. During the fifth and final conversation of the year, I discussed lessons learned, silver linings, and the road ahead with: Haresh Bhungalia, CEO, Casepoint; Kiwi Camara, CEO, DISCO; Ian Campbell, CEO, iCONECT; Craig Carpenter, CEO, X1; Dana Denis-Smith, CEO, Obelisk Support; Steve Fredette, CEO, The BARBRI Group; Keith Laska, CEO, Hanzo; Kim Massana, CEO, Neota Logic; Soumya Nettimi, CEO, ASG Legal Tech; Tim Pullan, CEO, ThoughtRiver; and, Chris Stock, CEO, PCLaw | Time Matters.

One of the initiatives that Ari Kaplan Advisors launched in 2020 was a periodic CEO Roundtable to address trends, challenges, and objectives with market leaders. During the fifth and final conversation of the year, I discussed lessons learned, silver linings, and the road ahead with: Haresh Bhungalia, CEO, Casepoint; Kiwi Camara, CEO, DISCO; Ian Campbell, CEO, iCONECT; Craig Carpenter, CEO, X1; Dana Denis-Smith, CEO, Obelisk Support; Steve Fredette, CEO, The BARBRI Group; Keith Laska, CEO, Hanzo; Kim Massana, CEO, Neota Logic; Soumya Nettimi, CEO, ASG Legal Tech; Tim Pullan, CEO, ThoughtRiver; and, Chris Stock, CEO, PCLaw | Time Matters.

Collaboration. The Superpower of the 21st Century XPRIZE convenes the world’s brightest minds to help solve some of the most pressing challenges, and for this special Giving Tuesday episode, we’re taking a look back at 2020 with avid entrepreneur, philanthropist and XPRIZE Trustee Paresh Ghelani; physician-scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and Chair of the XPRIZE Pandemic Alliance Task Force Daniel Kraft; and Sonny Kohli, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer at CloudDX, a co-winner of the $10M Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE, a Fast Company "World Changing Idea" finalist. Paresh, Daniel and Sonny look back at the year to share their personal stories, recounting how they collaborated their own work in unexpected ways, to fight one of the most pressing challenges of our time, COVID-19. With real world impact including $1M Next Gen Mask Challenge, XPRIZE Rapid COVID Testing, and more, we’ll explore the origin story of the Pandemic Alliance and provide highlights of what our partners and our ecosystem have accomplished and where we’re headed into 2021.Paresh Ghelani is an avid entrepreneur and philanthropist who focuses on solving problems through innovation and entrepreneurship. He is currently active in building and investing in Moon Express, Viome Inc, DTV Motor Corporation, Ferrate Treatment Technologies, Casepoint, Radimmune Therapeutics. He believes in investing and mentoring companies and entrepreneurs who are taking moon shots and changing the world by building breakthrough technologies. One of Paresh’s passion project as a philanthropist is XPRIZE Foundation which leads the world in solving grand challenges through incentive prize. Paresh along with Ratan Tata and Naveen Jain also brought the XPRIZE foundation to India to solve India’s greatest challenges like health, sanitation, women’s safety, access to clean water, waste management, and other challenges. Truly living by his motto, “work hard in silence and let your success be the noise”, Paresh has successfully founded and built the 2020 Company LLC , from the ground up from 1 to 1000+ employees, providing the US government advance technology in education, defense, and healthcare space. The successful company was later acquired by a private equity firm. Prior to the 2020 Company LLC, Paresh had founded and successfully built two other companies in the technology field.Through his body of work and achievements Paresh sets an example as an entrepreneur, philanthropist and also is an inspiration to young aspiring entrepreneur around the world who are on a mission to make a positive impact on humanity moving forward.Daniel Kraft is a Stanford and Harvard trained physician-scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and innovator and is serving as the Chair of the XPRIZE Pandemic Alliance Task Force. With over 25 years of experience in clinical practice, biomedical research and healthcare innovation, Kraft has chaired the Medicine for Singularity University since its inception in 2008, and is founder and chair of Exponential Medicine, a program that explores convergent, rapidly developing technologies and their potential in biomedicine and healthcare. Following undergraduate degrees from Brown University and medical school at Stanford, Daniel was Board Certified in both Internal Medicine & Pediatrics after completing a Harvard residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital & Boston Children's Hospital, and fellowships in hematology, oncology and bone marrow transplantation at Stanford.He is often called upon to speak to the future of health, medicine and technology and has given 5 TED and TEDMED Talks.He has multiple scientific publications and medical device, immunology and stem cell related patents through faculty positions with Stanford University School of Medicine and as clinical faculty for the pediatric bone marrow transplantation service at University of California San Francisco. Daniel is a member of the Kaufman Fellows Society (Class 13) and member of the Inaugural (2015) class of the Aspen Institute Health Innovators Fellowship. Daniel's academic research has focused on: stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, stem cell derived immunotherapies for cancer, bioengineering human T-cell differentiation, and humanized animal models. His research has been published in journals that include Nature and Science. His clinical work has focuses on: bone marrow / hematopoietic stem cell transplantation for malignant and non-malignant diseases in adults and children, medical devices to enable stem cell based regenerative medicine, including marrow derived stem cell harvesting, processing and delivery. He also implemented the first text-paging system at Stanford Hospital. He is heavily involved in digital health, founded Digital.Health, and is on the board of Healthy.io and advises several digital health related startups. Daniel recently founded IntelliMedicine, focused on personalized, data driven, precision medicine. He is also the inventor of the MarrowMiner, an FDA approved device for the minimally invasive harvest of bone marrow, and founded RegenMed Systems, a company developing technologies to enable adult stem cell based regenerative therapies. Daniel is an avid pilot and has served in the Massachusetts and California Air National Guard as an officer and flight surgeon with F-15 & F-16 fighter Squadrons. He has conducted research on aerospace medicine that was published with NASA, with whom he was a finalist for astronaut selection.Sonny is an attending Physician in Intensive Care and Internal Medicine at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital and Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) of Medicine at McMaster University. In 2008/09, Sonny was an Astronaut Candidate at the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) where he was awarded a Scholarship to the Johnson Space Center.Links:xprize.org/blog See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia, the CEO of Casepoint, a provider of e-discovery software. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint, how it has adapted to the challenges presented by COVID-19, ways that legal technology companies can manage the current uncertainty and continue to generate momentum, how companies can use data-driven forecasting and precise cost modeling to guide them as the market shifts, and what can legal providers do to prepare now for the expected increased demand in litigation.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia, the CEO of Casepoint, a provider of e-discovery software. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint, how it has adapted to the challenges presented by COVID-19, ways that legal technology companies can manage the current uncertainty and continue to generate momentum, how companies can use data-driven forecasting and precise cost modeling to guide them as the market shifts, and what can legal providers do to prepare now for the expected increased demand in litigation.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia, the CEO of Casepoint, a provider of e-discovery software. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint, how it has adapted to the challenges presented by COVID-19, ways that legal technology companies can manage the current uncertainty and continue to generate momentum, how companies can use data-driven forecasting and precise cost modeling to guide them as the market shifts, and what can legal providers do to prepare now for the expected increased demand in litigation.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia, the CEO of Casepoint, a provider of e-discovery software. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint, how it has adapted to the challenges presented by COVID-19, ways that legal technology companies can manage the current uncertainty and continue to generate momentum, how companies can use data-driven forecasting and precise cost modeling to guide them as the market shifts, and what can legal providers do to prepare now for the expected increased demand in litigation.

This week's guest on the Innovation In Compliance podcast is Amy Hilbert of Casepoint. She joined Casepoint to help build out their services for federal, state and local, and international government agencies, and to help ensure that the company had the right people, processes and contracting methods in place. She chats with Tom Fox about Casepoint's services, and what they can do for compliance professionals. Products and Services Amy describes Casepoint as a legal technology platform, whose first component is e-discovery. Their clients use them "to help work through large volumes of data so they can narrow down to key pieces they need, either for a FOIA request, for an investigation, for certifications… or to actually go to litigation," Amy says.  Moving Government To The Cloud Tom asks Amy to describe the unique requirements government agencies must face as they move to the cloud. Amy responds that every organization, including the government, has to look at their risk posture before moving to the cloud. Since the government's mandate is to protect the data of its citizens, they have to adopt more stringent policies and procedures. Amy points out, "Anything that goes into the cloud has to be FedRAMP certified." Project Management As The Key Amy and Tom discuss why Casepoint was able to secure an exclusive contract with the SEC. "They [the SEC] went to great extents to make sure that they were really picking a solid solution based on the functionality and capabilities of the company," Amy says. "I think the key for Casepoint was our ability to handle some of those complex data types that we received." Tom remarks that Casepoint is not simply a technological platform and solution, but project management is also a key part of the company. Amy agrees that Casepoint's project managers are a key part of the company's success: they ensure that clients leverage the technology in the best way possible to get the most efficiency in their workflow. How Compliance Professionals Can Benefit Two case studies illustrating how Casepoint helped clients are shared. She points out that maintaining metadata is the key to data analysis. Tom comments that the case studies emphasize for him the services component as well as the workflow process, which would enable the user to "quickly and efficiently be able to use the data that you've been able to synthesize for them… Oftentimes in a corporation, compliance practitioners who are lawyers may not understand or be able to pull as quickly other types of information. So having that sort of in-house expertise ... seems critical to me," Tom says. Resources Casepoint.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk legal tech & business trends in 2020, and then we talk legal project management and get lean w/ Jessica Robinson NEWS - https://lawsome.info/2Q6KG4A GUEST - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicaarobinson & https://lawsome.info/CasePoint © 2020 Consultwebs

The "practice-ready" law school model is oft-discussed and rarely implemented, but maybe technology will finally force law schools to focus on teaching practical skills. Joe and Kathryn chat with Jessica Robinson, Vice President of Client Services at Casepoint about the maturation of the eDiscovery process, the project management lessons that fuel effective discovery, and the importance of learning the theory of discovery before entering an increasingly automating practice. Special thanks to our sponsor, Logikcull.

Jessica Robinson is the Vice President of Client Services at Casepoint. She plays an important role as Casepoint continues the expansion of its user base and resources it dedicates to client relationships and needs. Casepoint is a technology company focused on the digital transformation of litigation discovery. Jessica shares her background, her company mission, and other insights about her role at Casepoint. Enjoy! Episode Resources https://www.linkedin.com/company/casepoint-llc https://twitter.com/CasePoint https://www.casepoint.com/careers/ Episode Highlights How Jessica decided to go to law school - 1:43 Having multiple advanced degrees - 2:49 Her career experience - 4:23 The legal field is expanding - 6:09 Aren't law firms just for lawyers? - 6:59 Jessica's MBA story - 8:40 Her first exposure to an old school law firm - 11:59 Being project manager - 13:05 Do not be scared to lose a job - 14:10 What she thinks about project management - 15:07 What Casepoint does - 17:24 Casepoint's culture - 18:40 The future of the industry on the technology side - 19:40 Applying her skill set to add value to the company - 23:49 Describing her management style - 24:38 Leadership is more than management - 26:43 A piece of advice for those people who are working at legal technology - 29:47 Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

David Carns, Chief Revenue Officer of Casepoint, sits down with Peer to Peer Editor Beth Anne Stuebe for an article level look of his article, "The Proactive Potential of Analytics." They dive into the deployment of analytical applications across multiple matters and how legal workflows send a message to the board room.

E-discovery company Casepoint is unusual among legal technology companies in that it has achieved significant growth in recent years, without taking on outside funding. Since 2015, the company has grown from 45 employees to 370, and in just the last year has seen its install base grow by more than 70 percent.  In this episode of LawNext, Haresh Bhungalia, the chief executive officer of Casepoint, joins host Bob Ambrogi, to discuss the company’s history, growth and current position in the market. They also discuss Bhungalia’s thoughts about whether and when to take outside funding, the benefits of avoiding outside funding, and scaling a company based on organic growth.  Bhungalia was just 25 when he launched his first company, 2020 Company LLC, a government services business that provided technology systems integration, development and support to federal government entities including the Federal Aviation Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. After growing that company to 650 employees, he and cofounder Paresh Ghelani sold it in 2012.  While still at 2020, Bhungalia had been an angel investor in and advisor to a new startup, then called Legal Discovery, that had developed one of the earliest cloud-based e-discovery platforms. After selling 2020, he joined Casepoint as CEO, where he has been instrumental in its growth.    NEW: We are now on Patreon! Subscribe to our page to be able to access show transcripts, or to submit a question for our guests. Comment on this show: Record a voice comment on your mobile phone and send it to info@lawnext.com. 

In this episode of the Expert Perspectives podcast, sponsored by Casepoint and hosted on Law.com, we’ll look at highlights from the April 11th presentation titled “Legal Tech Operations of the Future - Are You Ready for Law 3.0?” As the push towards efficiency drives a global evolution in the legal landscape, Brett Burney, Principal of Burney Consultants LLC, and David Carns, Chief Strategy Officer at Casepoint, deliver timely insights on how the roles of corporate legal departments and law firms are changing, and how each can utilize technology to thrive in the future.

The legal workplace would be almost unrecognizable to a lawyer of the past. The typewriters are gone, WordPerfect is gone, the fax machines are going, and a whole host of new platforms providing services that those older lawyers could never have imagined. Joe and Elie chat with Casepoint CEO Haresh Bhungalia and Casepoint Chief Strategy Officer David Carns about the legal technology landscape generally and Casepoint specifically and how each are changing the legal workflow.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia and David Carns, the CEO and Executive Vice President, respectively of Casepoint, an e-discovery technology and services provider. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint and its rebranding, how it marries proprietary technology with services, the impact of artificial intelligence on e-discovery, key litigation challenges that clients are facing in the current environment, and where the e-discovery market is headed.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia and David Carns, the CEO and Executive Vice President, respectively of Casepoint, an e-discovery technology and services provider. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint and its rebranding, how it marries proprietary technology with services, the impact of artificial intelligence on e-discovery, key litigation challenges that clients are facing in the current environment, and where the e-discovery market is headed.

I spoke with Haresh Bhungalia and David Carns, the CEO and Executive Vice President, respectively of Casepoint, an e-discovery technology and services provider. We discussed the genesis of Casepoint and its rebranding, how it marries proprietary technology with services, the impact of artificial intelligence on e-discovery, key litigation challenges that clients are facing in the current environment, and where the e-discovery market is headed.