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In this reprise episode, M.C. Sungaila interviews an esteemed panel of female legal tech founders: Nicole Clark of Trellis Research, Inc., Dorna Moini of Gavel (formerly Documate), and Jacqueline Schafer of Clearbrief. They discuss their respective businesses and the pain points that pushed them to move from law into the legal tech space. This standout trio is working on ways to use emerging tech to accelerate court processes, and impact access to justice. Tune in for practical tips and insights from the ones paving the way in the tech industry, where female founders still face significant barriers. Note: Trellis and ClearBrief are founding sponsors of this podcast.

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In this episode, M.C. Sungaila interviews an esteemed panel of female legal tech founders: Nicole Clark of Trellis Research, Inc., Dorna Moini of Documate, and Jacqueline Schafer of Clearbrief. They discuss their respective businesses and the pain points that pushed them to move from law into the legal tech space. This standout trio is working on ways to use emerging tech to accelerate court processes, and impact access to justice. Tune in for practical tips and insights from the ones paving the way in the tech industry, where female founders still face significant barriers. Note: Trellis and ClearBrief are founding sponsors of this podcast.

Documate, the company Dorna Moini started as a unique SaaS business for the legal profession, has transformed into Gavel. The new branding of this platform is designed to help streamline legal processes and services by creating customizable legal solutions going beyond just documents, to bring significant value to clients on a larger scale. They strongly believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful tool that can empower the legal field. This innovation holds the potential to generate two important outcomes: (1) it will lead to the creation of more jobs for lawyers, albeit with some changes in their roles, and (2) it will increase access to legal services for a broader audience that would normally not be able to afford legal help. Their recent beta launch using AI introduces a feature that takes the high-quality work produced by their customers and transforms it into attorney-controlled workflows for the delivery of legal services. What sets them apart is their commitment to ensuring that AI and its outcomes are under the full control of the attorney, prioritizing data privacy as a top concern. This ensures that the results are completely transparent and visible to the legal experts who use their platform. Dorna and her husband balance raising two young children as well as their professional lives. Her team that was 4-5 members a couple years ago has grown to over twenty, including a CTO. Dorna quotes, “ Just like parenting teaches you the importance of prioritization, we believe that managing employees and running a company share many transferable skills with managing a family and fostering the growth of your children.” See the full updated article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/saas-business/

Dorna Moini is the CEO and founder of Gavel (formerly Documate), an easy-to-use platform for building client-facing legal apps. Prior to starting the company, Dorna was a litigator at Sidley Austin. There, in her pro bono practice, she worked with legal aid organizations to build a web application for domestic violence survivors to complete and file their paperwork, which led to the idea for Documate - to enable other attorneys to do the same in any area of law. Dorna is on the Legal Services Corporation Emerging Leaders Council and a member of LAFLA's Advisory Board. She was named an ABA Legal Rebel and is on the Fastcase 50 list.  In this conversation, we discussed: Dorna's initial interest in the law was human rights issues She ended up in BigLaw and actually enjoyed it! Dorna did a lot of pro bono work with domestic violence victims, which prompted her to develop a platform to make legal services more accessible to them; and that evolved to Documate Getting to the point where she couldn't run the business and work at the law full-time Her firm offered for her to go part-time, but she decided she wanted to focus completely on her business Dorna felt comfortable taking a leap knowing she could always go back to practice She experienced a huge learning curve, but found it easy to self-educate with all the resources available  Getting comfortable with what other people think of you making the jump from law to entrepreneurship  The fear of regret was larger than the fear of failure The importance of building a team that deeply believes in the core mission You don't need to go to business school to start a successful business Working hard feels different when your heart is fully in it Connect with Megan! Daydreams to Designs Private Podcast: https://bit.ly/daydreamstodesigns Employee to Entrepreneur Quiz: https://bit.ly/employeetoentrepreneurtype Schedule a Catalyst Call: https://megansmiley.com/schedule-a-call Website: https://www.megansmiley.com/ ~ Connect with Dorna! Gavel's Website: https://www.gavel.io/

Since she was a kid, Dorna Moini, the CEO of legal document automation company Gavel, knew she wanted to be a lawyer–specifically a human rights lawyer. So, right after she received an accounting degree from NYU she headed to law school and even took an internship with the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. After talking to a trusted professor, she decided that before pursuing human rights law, it might be best to get other types of legal experience and she ended up working in big law for several years. Even though corporate clients and large employers were her clients, Dorna never lost her desire to use her law degree for the greater good and took on a bunch of pro bono work–especially in the area of domestic relations. While doing that work she figured out pretty quickly that a lot of it was repetitive, form based tasks that took time away from other work that actually required her legal skills. She asked a friend to build her an app that would automate the form creation process. Basically she wanted TurboTax for domestic law. They called the app Self Help Law and it was a success. So much so that people within and without her firm started using it. In fact, it was so successful that people from other countries started asking her to design apps to fill out forms for the legal work they were doing. It was at that point that she figured maybe she should start a company and take her app to the masses. In 2018 she quit her law firm job and became a full fledged legal tech entrepreneur. She changed the name of her company to Documate and the company began building a platform that would enable the automation of all kinds of forms. Ultimately, the company turned into what is now known as Gavel and it helps its users automate the creation of all kinds of legal forms. It also automates documents related to running a law firm or legal department like intake forms and billing documents.

Each week, the leading journalists in legal tech choose their top stories of the week to discuss with our other panelists. This week's topics: 00:00 - Introductions 02:35 - Ironclad bringing in ChatGPT (Selected by Joe Patrice) 16:03 - Clio Goes Down Under, Expanding Into Australia with New Office and Data Center to Support APAC Growth (Selected by Bob Ambrogi) 19:43 - New York Bar on Whether Lawyer YouTube Videos Constitute Advertising (Selected by Niki Black) 28:10 - Alternative legal services providers hit $20.6B share of legal market, new report says (Selected by Victor Li) 33:48 - Documate Rebrands As Gavel As It Expands Beyond Document Automation Into Providing A Platform for Building Online Legal Products (Selected by Bob Ambrogi)

On LawNext Podcast: Documate Founder Dorna Moini on Rebranding As Gavel and How Law Firms Can Productize their Legal Services Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: LawSites Up in the Air: Jurisdiction Question Arises Over Property on Cloud-Based Internet Server Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: News RSS - LegalTech News Webcast: From Hacker to Defender: Conversation with a Mastermind Hacker Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Debevoise Data Blog Australia's Law Schools Consider Responses to ChatGPT Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: News RSS - LegalTech News ChatGPT Fails to Answer Legal Ethics Question Correctly Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Sensei Enterprises, Inc. Legatics launches second gen platform to expand into legal project management Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Legal IT Insider With Launch of Second-Generation Platform, Legatics Expands from Transaction Management into Project Management Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: LawSites An Employee's Right to Privacy for their Social Media Posts Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Fragomen Recognized as 2023 Legal Technology Trailblazer Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Fragomen Three Moves to Help Your Law Firm Thrive in 2023 Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: LawVision Billable hours remain a barrier for law firms adopting AI: The Morning Minute Date: 07 Feb 2023 Source: Biz.Crast.net

Last week, Documate, the no-code document automation platform, rebranded as Gavel, a move designed to better reflect the company's mission to become the platform of choice for legal professionals and legal organizations wanting to “productize” the delivery of legal services by packaging services as online legal products. Gavel founder and CEO Dorna Moini joins LawNext this week to discuss how her company has evolved from document automation to come to support law firms, courts, legal aid organizations, and even legal tech companies such as Hello Divorce, as they build tools to automate legal services. She also discusses how a law firm can get started on productizing its own services, why a firm would want to to this, and whether some practices are better suited for productization than others. Moini was an associate at the law firm Sidley Austin in San Francisco when she left in 2017 to found what was originally called HelpSelf Legal and focused on automating legal help to domestic violence victims. Interest from others within the legal industry in her automation platform led her to pivot the next year as Documate and focus on building automation. Over the years, as more and more of her customers built out full legal products using Documate, she decided to rebrand again as Gavel, a name that Moini believes invokes a trusted process.   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.  Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks.   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.

Docket Alarm Now Uses GPT-3 To Show You Summaries Of PDF Litigation Filings As You Review Docket Sheets Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: LawSites ITC23: 3 Key Takeaways on Engaging Remote Pro Bono Attorneys Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: LexBlog Robots aren't representing us in court but here are 7 legal tech startups transforming the legal system Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: Tech.eu Documate Rebrands As Gavel As It Expands Beyond Document Automation Into Providing A Platform for Building Online Legal Products Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: LawSites Veritext Legal Solutions Celebrates the Court Reporting Community for National Court Reporting and Captioning Week Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: Yahoo! Finance Making the Right Moves in a Year of Uncertainty Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: LawVision Casepoint Receives StateRAMP Authorization as the First Cloud-Based Legal Hold and eDiscovery Platform Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: CIOReview Insights in Action: Establishing more innovative legal solutions Date: 31 Jan 2023 Source: ExBulletin Worldwide Enterprise Legal Management Software Forecast, 2023–2027 Date: 30 Jan 2023 Source: IDC Clio Goes Down Under, Expanding Into Australia with New Office and Data Center to Support APAC Growth Date: 30 Jan 2023 Source: LawSites Report: Calling time on the billable hour in the UK Date: 30 Jan 2023 Source: Legal IT Insider Legal IT Insider's first CRM report is out at the start of February! Date: 30 Jan 2023 Source: Legal IT Insider

In this episode, M.C. Sungaila interviews an esteemed panel of female legal tech founders: Nicole Clark of Trellis Research, Inc., Dorna Moini of Documate, and Jacqueline Schafer of Clearbrief. They discuss their respective businesses and the pain points that pushed them to move from law into the legal tech space. This standout trio is working on ways to use emerging tech to accelerate court processes, and impact access to justice. Tune in for practical tips and insights from the ones paving the way in the tech industry, where female founders still face significant barriers. Note: Trellis and ClearBrief are founding sponsors of this podcast.

I spoke with Dorna Moini, the co-founder and CEO of Documate, a no-code platform for building document automation and client-facing web applications for legal professionals. We discussed how legal professionals are implementing document automation, the challenges associated with using no-code technology, and the impact of document automation on access to justice.

I spoke with Dorna Moini, the co-founder and CEO of Documate, a no-code platform for building document automation and client-facing web applications for legal professionals. We discussed how legal professionals are implementing document automation, the challenges associated with using no-code technology, and the impact of document automation on access to justice.

To code or not to code? That's the question that legaltech founder Dorna Moini answered by creating Documate. In this episode of the Future Law Podcast Dorna speaks to Dan about why it's ok to be ashamed of your first tech build, as well as the skills and dispositions needed for the future of law. CREDITS Hosts: Dan Hunter and Mike Madison Executive Producer: Pariya Taherzadeh  Editor/Mixer: Fyona Smith  This podcast is powered by Queensland University of Technology. Head to www.thefuturelawpodcast.com for more information.  Thanks for listening!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his day job, Jonathan Pyle is the contract performance officer at Philadelphia Legal Assistance, where he is responsible for compliance, reporting, and implementing new uses of technology to analyze, streamline, and expand service delivery. But in the legal tech world, Pyle is better known as the developer of Docassemble, a free and open source document assembly application that has been widely adapted for a range of applications.  Pyle developed Docassemble as a tool for automating the practice of law. It is used to create guided interviews that can be used for document assembly or for other uses, such as helping users find legal resources or obtain legal information. It has been used to power such products as Upsolve, a free service that assembles Chapter 7 bankruptcy forms, and the document-assembly platform Documate.  Pyle joins host Bob Ambrogi to discuss how he came to develop Docassemble and why he released it as open source software. He also shares examples of how it has been used in the legal market and describes his plans for further development.  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.  Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, and MerusCase, and e-payments platform Headnote. If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Charles Hudson, Managing Partner and Founder of Precursor Ventures, talks about how he founded Precursor Ventures and why he is unafraid to back unproven first-time entrepreneurs. Charles gives useful tips for founders embarking on finding product-market fit, and shares his thoughts on bridge funding.In this episode, you'll learn:[3:57] Starting early in venture capital as an undergraduate; what you enjoy, and what you miss[8:49] Why Precursor is unafraid to back unproven, first-time entrepreneurs[11:50] $1m pre-seed funding can quickly vanish due to lack of clarity on the product-market fit.[16:26] How bridge funding can be helpful to entrepreneursNon-profit that Charles is passionate about: San Francisco-Marin Food BankAbout Guest SpeakerCharles Hudson is the Managing Partner and Founder of Precursor Ventures. For more than three decades, Charles has made seed-stage investments in startups in the internet and mobile spaces. Prior to founding Precursor, he identified investment opportunities in mobile infrastructure, mobile applications, and marketplaces as a Partner at Uncork Capital. Before that, he co-founded Bionic Panda Games (a mobile games startup), held business development roles for Gaia Interactive, Google, and Serious Business, was a Product Manager for IronPort Systems, and worked at In-Q-Tel, CIA's venture capital fund.About Precursor VenturesPrecursor Ventures is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that seeks to invest in a company's first round of institutional investment and focuses on investments in B2B software applications, B2C software and services, and connected hardware. Precursor's portfolio includes: AnyRoad, Afriex, Arternal, Ascent Autism, Bloom, Bobbie, Documate, Nomad, Encantos, Healthie, Knack, Sagelink, and Zeta.Next Week's EpisodeComing up next week in Episode 74, we welcome a special guest, Heather Harnett, CEO and Founding Partner of Human Ventures, to talk about how she identifies ‘futurists' to back them until the market sees their value.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode that will drop next Tuesday. Follow Us:  Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

Welcome to an early release of Ep 169 of the latest podcast featuring here today, Alex Bakman, an experienced software entrepreneur who built 3 companies from 0 to millions of dollars in sales and successfully exists via acquisitions.Snappii, Alex's 4th company. Snappii empowers business professionals to build and manage sophisticated business mobile apps with in-house resources. No coding is required. No, IT help is required. I hope you enjoy today's episode! Make sure to leave a Like, Subscribe if you want to see more tech conversions like this!For information about Alex Bakman and Snappii's development.Information on today's show.Got documents and photos? Download our FREE DocuMate Scanner App today and save your valuable time!!Snappii Documate Scanner App available via IOShttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/documate-scan-sign-pdf-ai/id1554856684No codehttps://www.snappii.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexbakman/**Brand New Sponsorships**ExpressVPN: https://www.expressvpn.com/llgpodScooch Case: https://bit.ly/3fnFac6Fortress Up: https://bit.ly/2WQbVrDZenni.comAnti-Blue Light Glasses Wherever you are gaming or, long hours at works you'll thank yourself for protecting yourself from harmful blue lights from computer screens.https://bit.ly/2HzdBygGrubhub: https://bit.ly/3qKS3mfBrave Browser: https://brave.com/?ref=leo610Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/leonlagreyBlubrry: https://create.blubrry.com/resources/podcast-media-hosting/?code=LLGPODHumble Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?partner=leonlagreyLISTEN ONLINEhttps://podchaser.com/LeonLaGreyPodcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/leon-la-grey-podcast/id1409750676?mt=2https://www.breaker.audio/leon-lagrey-podcasthttps://castbox.fm/channel/id1507344https://castro.fm/podcast/8cf227db-f94e-48f8-a43b-911162006c5chttps://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80YzZjYjhjL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNzhttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-leon-la-grey-podcast-43065952/https://overcast.fm/itunes1409750676/leon-la-grey-podcasthttps://player.fm/series/leon-la-grey-podcasthttps://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/leon-la-grey-podcast-805978https://pca.st/Lpechttps://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/tkyzg-70fde/Leon-La-Grey-Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/4TxF0Gvq0FFtK1hEu55Eu2https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/leon-lagrey-podcasthttps://tunein.com/radio/Leon-LaGrey-Podcast-p1141897/?topicId=122985744https://podplayer.net/?podId=2530750 = podcast addict-------------------------------------Social MediaMinds: http://bit.ly/36GSdO0Mastodon: http://bit.ly/2uYvK1xInsta: http://bit.ly/2u1MtBgVK: http://bit.ly/31fOl5mOfficial Website:https://www.leonlagreyentry.blogE-Mail: leon@leonlagreyentry.blogPledge me onhttps://cointr.ee/leonlagreyhttps://ko-fi.com/leonlagreyhttps://buymeacoffee.com/leonlagreyorOne time anonymous tip @ https://paypal.me/leonlagrey Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Get full access to Leon's Substack at leonlagrey.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to an early release of Ep 169 of the latest podcast featuring here today, Alex Bakman, an experienced software entrepreneur who built 3 companies from 0 to millions of dollars in sales and successfully exists via acquisitions.Snappii, Alex's 4th company. Snappii empowers business professionals to build and manage sophisticated business mobile apps with in-house resources. No coding is required. No, IT help is required. I hope you enjoy today's episode! Make sure to leave a Like, Subscribe if you want to see more tech conversions like this!For information about Alex Bakman and Snappii's development.Information on today's show.Got documents and photos? Download our FREE DocuMate Scanner App today and save your valuable time!!Snappii Documate Scanner App available via IOShttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/documate-scan-sign-pdf-ai/id1554856684No codehttps://www.snappii.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexbakman/**Brand New Sponsorships**ExpressVPN: https://www.expressvpn.com/llgpodScooch Case: https://bit.ly/3fnFac6Fortress Up: https://bit.ly/2WQbVrDZenni.comAnti-Blue Light Glasses Wherever you are gaming or, long hours at works you'll thank yourself for protecting yourself from harmful blue lights from computer screens.https://bit.ly/2HzdBygGrubhub: https://bit.ly/3qKS3mfBrave Browser: https://brave.com/?ref=leo610Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/leonlagreyBlubrry: https://create.blubrry.com/resources/podcast-media-hosting/?code=LLGPODHumble Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?partner=leonlagreyLISTEN ONLINEhttps://podchaser.com/LeonLaGreyPodcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/leon-la-grey-podcast/id1409750676?mt=2https://www.breaker.audio/leon-lagrey-podcasthttps://castbox.fm/channel/id1507344https://castro.fm/podcast/8cf227db-f94e-48f8-a43b-911162006c5chttps://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80YzZjYjhjL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNzhttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-leon-la-grey-podcast-43065952/https://overcast.fm/itunes1409750676/leon-la-grey-podcasthttps://player.fm/series/leon-la-grey-podcasthttps://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/leon-la-grey-podcast-805978https://pca.st/Lpechttps://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/tkyzg-70fde/Leon-La-Grey-Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/4TxF0Gvq0FFtK1hEu55Eu2https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/leon-lagrey-podcasthttps://tunein.com/radio/Leon-LaGrey-Podcast-p1141897/?topicId=122985744https://podplayer.net/?podId=2530750 = podcast addict-------------------------------------Social MediaMinds: http://bit.ly/36GSdO0Mastodon: http://bit.ly/2uYvK1xInsta: http://bit.ly/2u1MtBgVK: http://bit.ly/31fOl5mOfficial Website:https://www.leonlagreyentry.blogE-Mail: leon@leonlagreyentry.blogPledge me onhttps://cointr.ee/leonlagreyhttps://ko-fi.com/leonlagreyhttps://buymeacoffee.com/leonlagreyorOne time anonymous tip @ https://paypal.me/leonlagreySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/leon-la-grey-podcast/exclusive-content Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Larry Port returns with Dorna Moini, the CEO and founder of Documate, a no-code document automation platform. Dorna walks us through the software and explains in detail the value it brings to the table for law firms. You won't want to miss hearing about this amazing time-saving functionality! The post EP 122: Discovering Documate with Dorna Moini appeared first on Rocket Matter.

When Ropes & Gray launched their R&G Insights Lab consulting arm, one of their goals was to create a dynamic legal team with specialized expertise in analytics, behavioral science, and strategic consulting. Dr. Caitlin Handron completes the behavior science part of that mission, and she talks with us about how that expertise helps guide clients on issues of risk and compliance, DEI goals, and cultural assessments. Dr. Handron's experience at Stanford University's SPARQ "Do Tank" prepared her for applying behavioral science to the real world of the corporate environment and put those scientific techniques into practice. While it may seem strange for a law firm to apply these types of scientific principles to the advising of clients, Dr. Handron mentions that the legal environment is really not much different from the rest of the world... as much as we lawyers would like to think we are. Information Inspirations In a recent Bloomberg Law article, former TGIR guest, Olga Mack discusses no-code and low-code processes will be the key to automating tasks, and that a recent Gartner report pointed out that these processes will help reduce legal tasks in in-house legal departments by 50% in just a few years. Ryan Steadman writes that the rising costs of mental fatigue us costing us dearly at law firms, and that technology is both a solution and a problem. The Artificial Lawyer took a look at Wilson Sonsini's Build-A-Bot program and how Summer Associates are required to design bots to improve their processes by using tools like Contract Mill and Documate. The prosecutors in the Rudy Guiliani case have once again shown that redaction only works when you actually properly use the redaction software. Otherwise, you end up with embarrassing details uncovered on CNN. Listen, Subscribe, Comment Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcast. Contact us anytime by tweeting us at @gebauerm or @glambert. Or, you can call The Geek in Review hotline at 713-487-7270 and leave us a message. You can email us at geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com. As always, the great music you hear on the podcast is from Jerry David DeCicca.

A SaaS Business is subscription as a service. SaaS is how many online companies are now formatting their business products. The principle is not new. Even while growing up, I signed up to receive a special monthly surprise box with makeup samples. This was an excellent example of a subscription. I paid a monthly fee and received a product. I could cancel at any time, but it created a recurring revenue model. Now we see subscription offers for most everything we see online, from Microsoft, to licensing videos to membership sites. Dorna Moini started a unique SaaS business that is used for the legal profession. Her company at Documate.org began as she discovered a problem that needed a solution. As an attorney, she did some pro-bono work representing many domestic violence victims in trial and appellate proceedings. She found there weren't enough attorneys that could take on these cases, especially with the amount of paperwork involved. So she cofounded a platform that bridged the gap for the legal and tech industries to streamline the paperwork. The principles Dorna used in her business apply to most every business, especially for startups. We will cover four steps here: Solve a unique problem, expand your network, start small and think big and finally, use technology to grow. Full article: SaaS Business

Hand-drafting your documents is rarely a great use of your time. You need to be automating this stuff - and you can do it without knowing a lick of code! Our guest Dorna Moini co-founded Documate to help attorneys automate their own most common documents with custom, logic-driven workflows, all without needing to code yourself. Making our service delivery more efficient AND more consistent is double-win.  Since then, Documate has also become a platform for legal practitioners to create and market their own automated legal products, without needing to be coders themselves. We had a great chat about the future of legal products (they're not your enemy) and all the benefits of automation in the legal field. Find Dorna on Twitter, Dorna@documate.org or https://www.documate.org/ FiveStarCounsel.com Get our FREE client service whitepaper! Join the Five Star Counsellors FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1575616019297055

Larry and Dave return to the show to talk about how to reduce errors and cycle time using software, including Microsoft 365, TextExpander, and Documate. Discover how these powerful tools can help speed up your work, make you more effective, and help you get a leg up on the competition!

On this episode of Startup Foundations, we chat with Dorna Moini, who is the CEO and founder of Documate, a startup building no-code document solutions for lawyers & law firms. Dorna talks about her experience as a lawyer, how she came up with the idea for Documate while doing pro bono work for victims of domestic violence, and how she eventually left her career in law behind to build Documate. Dorna talks about how she met her cofounder Michael Joseph years before they started working together on the product.Dorna discusses broader trends in the legal services market and how legal tech software can make legal services more accessible in the United States. She shares how Documate evolved from a software tool supporting legal aid organizations to a comprehensive no-code platform streamlining data acquisition and contract generation for legal professionals. The conversation concludes with Dorna offering words of wisdom for first-time founders about the importance of getting user feedback for your product when building a new product.CREDITS:Host: Greg Miaskiewicz, co-founder of Capbasehttps://twitter.com/miaskiewiczGuest: Dorna Moinihttps://twitter.com/dorna_moini Documate: https://www.documate.org/Listen to the full episodes here:Podcast website: https://capbase.com/podcastSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/startup-foundations Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4T2esUZpqHHcfinGd3DzvHApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startup-foundations/id1533421986

If a nuclear attack gutted legal business, Jared's pretty sure the billable hour would somehow creep from the rubble, but maybe it's finally losing some ground. Maybe. Jared opens the show with his thoughts on the uptick in subscription legal services, which offer the fixed prices clients love and major value potential for law firms. Next, Dorna Moini, CEO of Documate (Clio's recent Launch//Code winner!), talks shop about how to productize your legal services. She details how legal expertise can be made into products across any and all practice areas and shares how these can help lawyers cultivate credibility, profitability, and client satisfaction. Finally, in homage to the great Alex Trebek, Jared hosts Dorna in a Jeopardy!-style Rump Roast. Dorna Moini is the founder and CEO of Documate, a document automation platform.  Contest Alert! – On the Spotify playlist linked to this episode, Jared has compiled 14 songs that mention specific brands or products. To play, send a message to Jared by November 27th on Twitter @jaredcorreia or via email at jared@redcavelegal.com identifying all the products correctly and you could appear on the next Legal Toolkit episode! Special thanks to our sponsors Scorpion, TimeSolv, Abby Connect and Alert Communications.

Dorna Moini got fed up trying to cram the needs of her domestic violence work into the existing tools for document assembly. So she built her own product with a friend of hers. Now Dorna runs Documate, a cloud-based product that takes the rocket science out of document automation. Dave and Larry discuss how Documate Read more about Ep 56- Reducing Waste Through a New Document Automation Platform, Documate[…]

 Kerri Kasem returns to the show this week and dances around the reasons for her absence. Should be compelling radio! Then Alan and Kerri welcome ballerina Rikke Liska to Gurvey's Law to talk about how she balances her performances with the Canyon Concert Ballet Company and her law practice. Also, joining Alan and Kerri in studio is one of the “Fifty Female Founders in Legaltech”, Dorna Moini, the CEO of Documate, a document automation software that promises to cut down on 90% of drafting time for attorneys. Gurvey's Law airs on Sundays at 5 p.m. on KABC-AM 790 TalkRadio and kabc.com! #ballet #legal #tech #automation #attorney #talkradio #interview