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Just when you thought you couldn't get your fill of Legal Tech  ... we're back !! This year's LegalWeek conference, hosted by ALM Media and Law.com, was held in New York City from March 24th through March 27th.  More than 6,000 of the biggest names in the industry gathered at the New York Hilton Midtown for the four-day conference.  And yes ... Legal Speak was there conducting live interviews with the best and brightest. In this episode, hosts Patrick Smith and Cedra Mayfield sat down with Subroto Mukerji, the CEO of Integreon. Hosts: Cedra Mayfield & Patrick Smith Guest: Subroto Mukerji Producer: Charles Garnar        

During a recent program examining critical facets shaping consulting firm success, Consulting Magazine and Integreon delved into the minds of real clients to learn what is truly important, from their perspective. With a focus on understanding and leveraging the generational advantages within firms; as well as extracting rainmaking secrets from some of the best business development professionals in the service industry. That program focused on key elements for advancing firm client development capabilities and practices for cultivating strong business relationships and nurturing lifelong clients. In this episode of INDUSTRY INSIGHTS, we talk with Murray Joslin, Executive Vice President of Creative and Business Solutions with Integreon and editor-in-chief of the LinkedIn newsletter Scaling Greatness, about what those industry luminaries shared regarding these critical elements shaping the success of modern consulting firms. During this episode Michael and Murray discuss: The art of making rain The secrets of cultivating strong relationships and nurturing lifelong clients What really matters to clients and their real expectations from consultants and firms

In this special episode we are joined by Sylvain Magdinier, Senior Vice-President, Legal and Compliance, at Integreon, a leading Alternative Legal Services Provider (ALSP).  We explore how ALSP businesses developed, the types of work they do, the use of technology in the work, and the roles and career paths available – highlighting the skill-sets which can help you to succeed in these businesses. In this special episode we are joined by Sylvain Magdinier, Senior Vice-President, Legal and Compliance, at Integreon, a leading Alternative Legal Services Provider (ALSP).  We explore how ALSP businesses developed, the types of work they do, the use of technology in the work, and the roles and career paths available – highlighting the skill-sets which can help you to succeed in these businesses.  In this episode, Sylvain summarises how ALSP businesses evolved, arising from deregulation in the England & Wales legal services market allowing different types of legal service provision, coupled with a client-led drive for greater efficiency and value delivery.  Sylvain talks about the wide range of services which ALSPs can offer, ranging from provision of expert staffing to projects where legal teams need to analyse or manage high volumes of documents for litigation or transactions, regulatory-driven reporting requirements, or consultancy services.  The episode also looks at the different career paths to gaining a role in an ASLP, including the route which Sylvain took via private practice law firms and in-house roles.  We explore the skills which will help you to progress in an ALSP, the possible career paths, and how technology is constantly evolving the ways in which these businesses are working with their clients (both law firms and in-house teams).  The discussion highlights too the importance of trying different roles to gain practical experience of how businesses like an ALSP can offer interesting and challenging pathways which are at the leading edge of how the legal sector is changing.  Actions and resources for listeners: ·        Check this webpage for the Chambers guide to ALSPs – read two of the articles and think what are three main trends you see in this part of the legal services market? ·        Look at two of the different services offered by Integreon as a ALSP: and for each of the two areas make a list of the skills you think will be important in providing that service. ·        Where do your skills match?  After reading this article, consider how your own skill-set and interests fit into a ALSP and the opportunities there.

In this episode, we speak with the magnificent renaissance woman, Shawnda R. Francis, JD. Shawnda R. Francis, J.D., works as a lawyer in the Contracts, Compliance, and Commercial Services division at Integreon, bringing over 18 years of experience managing and structuring multibillion-dollar commercial real estate transactions for Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and law firms.  Her tenacity and drive caused her to be recognized as the youngest to own a business in Clay County, FL in 2008.  Outside of the office, Shawnda advocates for advancement and equity within the legal field for all.  Shawnda currently mentors those with interest in attending law school and has provided her leadership and compassion to organizations such as PACE Center for Girls, Inc., Boys & Girls Club of America, a School Advisory Committee of a Gwinnett and Hillsborough County Public School and Project H.E.L.P.  In addition to her community service, Shawnda has served on the Board for the Broward County Health Care Committee discussing direct issues affecting critical care units' legislative needs, during her service as the Chief of Staff to State Representative Ronald Greenstein.  Shawnda hails a proud “Go Noles!”, as a graduate of Florida State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science, served as a Student Senator, and received the prestigious Torchbearer award for her notable impact within the Florida State community.  Shawnda plans to continue working to assist commercial clients with their business transaction and compliance needs while doing all she can to bring more diversity and inclusion to the legal field.  As a non-traditional student, wife, mother, and founder of Pipeline 2 Purpose, she understands there are many obstacles one may face on their journey through life and vows to make those obstacles a little easier to bare for those to come.In this episode, we discuss the need for diversity in the legal field and how Shawnda is currently working to make changes by offering leadership and mentorship to aspiring attorneys. We also discussed the Equity in Philanthropy Summit where Shawnda will be a facilitator and the need for equity in this sector. Shawnda is proud of the work that she and the other co-founders of Pipeline 2 Purpose are doing and the lives they are working to change. Follow Pipeline 2 Purpose on social media at P2P on Instagram and Pipeline 2 Purpose, Inc. on Facebook. Use Code EIP23 when you go to Conferences - The Harris Strategy Group to purchase tickets to the Equity in Philanthropy Summit from April 26 -28 in Atlanta, GA. We have limited tickets for nonprofits with budgets under $100k at $449 and those under $500k at $599.

Today we speak with Alma Asay, senior director of Practice Innovation and Client Value at Crowell & Moring. Alma's interest in innovation began while she was a litigator at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, using technology to improve efficiency for the firm's clients. Without any experience in the technology industry or as an entrepreneur, she founded Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform that delivers services and insights across the entire litigation spectrum. The story of her journey with Allegory is a fascinating one of challenges, successes, and enormous perseverance. In 2017, Integreon bought the company, making Alma the first female founder to have a legal technology business acquired. At Crowell & Moring, Alma has built the firm's innovation department, where she and her team address technology and legal operations needs. In today's discussion, Alma talks to us about the lessons she learned in starting a company, the advice she shares with women entrepreneurs, and the impact her traveling experiences have had on her professional life.

This week we are joined by LexisNexis' Chief Inclusion and Diversity Officer and Head of Global Talent Development, Ronda Bazley Moore. Ronda and a team of LexisNexis leadership in the LexisNexis African Ancestry Network & LexisNexis Rule of Law Foundation Fellowship tasked 18 Fellows from Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) Law Schools with one very complex task: Uncover how LexisNexis products could be used to address and eliminate systemic racism in the legal system. The 2022 LexisNexis Equity in the Law Symposium was held in Washington, DC, where the 18 Fellows presented the results of their findings on how to reduce/eliminate system racism. The results were split into six separate clusters: Equity for Youth in the Legal System Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Legal Education Diversity in Leadership of Legal Profession Diversity and Equity in the Courts Equity in the Criminal Justice System Racial Equity in Wealth and Ownership Ronda describes some of the novel ways that the Fellows proposed to leverage the data, resources, and power held by LexisNexis to achieve the audacious goal set before them. Links: 2022 LexisNexis Fellowship Publication.pdf During Symposium, Law Students Tackle Racial Inequity in Legal System - The Washington Informer Crystal Ball Question - Legal Value Network Conference Amanda Norris, Senior Operations Manager at Integreon steps up this week to answer our Crystal Ball question. Amanda has a very interesting expectation on how support staff at law firms, specifically Legal Assistants and Legal Secretaries, provide support both in-person and remotely over the next few years. Contact Us: Twitter: @gebauerm or @glambert Voicemail: 713-487-7821 (note the NEW NUMBER!) Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com Music: Jerry David DeCicca Transcript available on 3 Geeks

I spoke with Gabriel Buigas, the new executive vice president and head of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, an alternative legal and global managed services provider. We discussed how organizations are leveraging technology to manage their contracts, the contracting challenges organizations should expect in 2022, and advice for legal professionals seeking alternative career paths beyond law firms and legal departments.

I spoke with Gabriel Buigas, the new executive vice president and head of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, an alternative legal and global managed services provider. We discussed how organizations are leveraging technology to manage their contracts, the contracting challenges organizations should expect in 2022, and advice for legal professionals seeking alternative career paths beyond law firms and legal departments.

John Croft is one of the leading innovators in the legal services industry and he's not a lawyer. He has spent the last 30 years helping law departments and law firms improve their efficiency, quality, and outcomes. While as President and Co-Founder of Elevate, John spends most of his time working with our customers, he is also acutely focused on the culture and diversity of the law company. He also chairs the Elevate Advisory Board. Prior to co-founding Elevate, John served as President at Integreon, where he led business development efforts and managed existing clients on a global basis. During this time there, he grew the company's revenue from $12 million in 2005 to $150 million in 2011. Previously, he was CEO of the financial and legal outsourcing division of ADP Inc. Before that, John was European sales director for the financial and legal division of St. Ives Plc.

This week, we're joined by Alma Asay, an Evangelist at Litera Microsystems. Alma offers her advice for legal technology entrepreneurs, discusses the future of legal technology, and suggests key questions to ask law firms about technology. Alma  began her career as an associate with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLP in the litigation department.  She founded Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform, in 2012, serving as the CEO from its inception until 2017, when Allegory was acquired by Integreon.  She is now an Evangelist for Litera, having joined the company in 2020.  Litera recently acquired Allegory from Integreon, and has rebranded the platform as Litera Litigate.Alma describes Litera Microsystems is an “enormous legal technology company” that uses its “significant presence in the legal community” to “create products that help attorneys focus on what matters,” including improving workflows and workspaces.If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at leandiscovery@bakerdonelson.com. I would love to hear from you.LeanDiscovery: Sitting with the C-Suite is a series of interviews designed to provide in-house legal counsel with a birds-eye view of the eDiscovery marketplace, particularly its various technology and service providers. A key component of great eDiscovery management and execution is having a great supply chain. Sitting with the C-Suite is a forum to hear directly from the C-Suite of various eDiscovery providers about the marketplace history, current and future service offerings, and expectations of things to come. This is not an advertisement or endorsement of any of the speakers, or the companies, services and technology that they represent, by either the interviewer or Baker Donelson. The views expressed are those of the speaker. Baker Donelson’s eDiscovery team seeks to provide the best client value throughout the eDiscovery life cycle. If you have any companies or speakers that you would like to see featured, please feel free to reach out to us at LeanDiscovery@bakerdonelson.com.

I spoke with Jeff Catanzaro, the executive vice president of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, a global managed services provider, and Ajay Agrawal the co-founder and chairman of SirionLabs, a provider of artificial intelligence-powered contract lifecycle management technology. We discussed the partnership between Integreon and SirionLabs, why the contract lifecycle management sector has become so popular, how the pandemic has impacted the growth of contract lifecycle management, and whether corporate legal departments are taking a greater interest in leveraging technology to solve business problems.

I spoke with Jeff Catanzaro, the executive vice president of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, a global managed services provider, and Ajay Agrawal the co-founder and chairman of SirionLabs, a provider of artificial intelligence-powered contract lifecycle management technology. We discussed the partnership between Integreon and SirionLabs, why the contract lifecycle management sector has become so popular, how the pandemic has impacted the growth of contract lifecycle management, and whether corporate legal departments are taking a greater interest in leveraging technology to solve business problems.

I spoke with Jeff Catanzaro, the executive vice president of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, a global managed services provider, and Ajay Agrawal the co-founder and chairman of SirionLabs, a provider of artificial intelligence-powered contract lifecycle management technology. We discussed the partnership between Integreon and SirionLabs, why the contract lifecycle management sector has become so popular, how the pandemic has impacted the growth of contract lifecycle management, and whether corporate legal departments are taking a greater interest in leveraging technology to solve business problems.

Podcast: Rachita Maker is the head of Global Legal Operations at Tata Communications and is responsible for leading the legal department's transformational journey to be more technology and data driven. She is responsible for multiple technology implementations, continuous improvement, and automation projects. She brings more than 18 years of legal industry experience, and prior to joining Tata Communications, she was Vice President – Legal Services at Integreon where she was heading the India Legal Services team of over 1000 legal and non-legal professionals. As her last assignment at Integreon, Rachita spent about six months in Integreon's London office in a business development role. Prior to Integreon, Rachita was a Director for Ernst & Young's contract lifecycle management solutions team, where she oversaw the development of new solutions, improvements to workflow and quality control processes, the application of Six Sigma methodologies to ALSP engagements, the selection of enabling contract management automation tools and other technologies, and the management of complex client engagements. Prior to Ernst & Young, she consulted with a Dubai-based private equity firm to set up Sri Lanka's first ALSP. In this episode, we discuss Rachita's professional background and her perspective of legal operations departments. Where should new legal operations leaders begin in their journey? How can legal operations leaders be strategic and take charge of leading the legal department through changing times? Why should GCs invest in a strong legal operations department? And, finally, what can GCs do to support the success of the legal operations department?

I spoke with Jeff Catanzaro, the executive vice president of contracts, compliance, and commercial services at Integreon, a global managed services provider, and Ajay Agrawal the co-founder and chairman of SirionLabs, a provider of artificial intelligence-powered contract lifecycle management technology. We discussed the partnership between Integreon and SirionLabs, why the contract lifecycle management sector has become so popular, how the pandemic has impacted the growth of contract lifecycle management, and whether corporate legal departments are taking a greater interest in leveraging technology to solve business problems.

In this episode, we are joined by Bob Rowe, the CEO of Integreon. Bob discusses his background in document review in antitrust litigation in the 1990s, which fueled his desire to drive efficiencies. The conversation moves on to today’s legal marketplace, and how COVID-19 has accelerated change that was already happening. Bob is a must-listen for his perspective on how managed service vendors integrate with outside and inside legal counsel to bring greater value and reduce waste.Bob is a lawyer by training and started his career in Big Law after a clerking for a federal court.  After his ten years of experience in private practice, he founded Nextra Litigation Solutions, which focused on handling document review projects and using metrics to drive better results.  Nextra was sold to Huron Consulting Group in 2006, where Bob spent a decade in leadership before becoming the CEO of Integreon in March 2017.Integreon is a global outsourcing managed services company, which Bob described as primarily, but not exclusively, providing services to law departments and law firms.  Integreon has over 3,000 employees and operates data centers on three continents and in four countries.  Bob noted that Integreon has “one of the broadest portfolios of services in the industry, ranging from document services, presentation graphics, to litigation- and cyber-related activities, and then on over to contract lifecycle management and compliance.”If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at csanko@bakerdonelson.com. I would love to hear from you.Integreon is a global outsourcing managed services company, which Bob described as primarily, but not exclusively, providing services to law departments and law firms.  Integreon has over 3,000 employees and operates data centers on three continents and in four countries.  Bob noted that Integreon has “one of the broadest portfolios of services in the industry, ranging from document services, presentation graphics, to litigation- and cyber-related activities, and then on over to contract lifecycle management and compliance.”If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at csanko@bakerdonelson.com. I would love to hear from you.LeanDiscovery: Sitting with the C-Suite is a series of interviews designed to provide in-house legal counsel with a birds-eye view of the eDiscovery marketplace, particularly its various technology and service providers. A key component of great eDiscovery management and execution is having a great supply chain. Sitting with the C-Suite is a forum to hear directly from the C-Suite of various eDiscovery providers about the marketplace history, current and future service offerings, and expectations of things to come. This is not an advertisement or endorsement of any of the speakers, or the companies, services and technology that they represent, by either the interviewer or Baker Donelson. The views expressed are those of the speaker. Baker Donelson’s eDiscovery team seeks to provide the best client value throughout the eDiscovery life cycle. If you have any companies or speakers that you would like to see featured, please feel free to reach out to us at LeanDiscovery@bakerdonelson.com.

Alma is an Evangelist at Litera. Alma is a legal technology expert and trusted advisor to Litera clients, helping them to bring innovative ways of thinking and practice to life. Previously, Alma was the Chief Innovation Officer, Legal Solutions, at Integreon Discovery Solutions. Alma joined Integreon as part of its acquisition of her litigation management software business, Allegory, where she was Founder and CEO.

This special episode is the audio of a program that ran during the ABA Antitrust Section’s popular Virtual Spring Meeting April 20-May 1, 2020 – enjoy! This exciting, challenging, and humorous game show will examine the application of the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility to ethical questions confronting antitrust and consumer protection lawyers, and will address issues such as conflicts of interest, informed consent, multiple representation, joint defense agreements, preservation of client confidences, and others. SESSION CHAIR/MODERATOR Douglas M. TWEEN, Linklaters LLP, New York, NY SPEAKERS Patricia A. CONNERS, Deputy Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General, Tallahassee, FL Danielle S. HAUGLAND, Global Director, Business Development, Integreon, Seattle, WA Eric M. MEIRING, Winston & Strawn LLP, Washington, DC Patrick S. THOMPSON, Perkins Coie LLP, San Francisco, CA

I spoke with Bob Rowe and Jamie Berry, the CEO and litigation business unit leader, respectively, at Integreon, a provider of alternative legal services. We discussed the technology and workflow strategies necessary to rapidly transform a global company into a completely remote workforce, how to effectively protect client-sensitive documents and communications in that environment, and where the legal industry is headed in light of the current crisis.

I spoke with Bob Rowe and Jamie Berry, the CEO and litigation business unit leader, respectively, at Integreon, a provider of alternative legal services. We discussed the technology and workflow strategies necessary to rapidly transform a global company into a completely remote workforce, how to effectively protect client-sensitive documents and communications in that environment, and where the legal industry is headed in light of the current crisis.

I spoke with Bob Rowe and Jamie Berry, the CEO and litigation business unit leader, respectively, at Integreon, a provider of alternative legal services. We discussed the technology and workflow strategies necessary to rapidly transform a global company into a completely remote workforce, how to effectively protect client-sensitive documents and communications in that environment, and where the legal industry is headed in light of the current crisis.

I spoke with Bob Rowe and Jamie Berry, the CEO and litigation business unit leader, respectively, at Integreon, a provider of alternative legal services. We discussed the technology and workflow strategies necessary to rapidly transform a global company into a completely remote workforce, how to effectively protect client-sensitive documents and communications in that environment, and where the legal industry is headed in light of the current crisis.

- EY leads the pack as Big Four continue to top ALSP rankings - Pre-execution contract market a big opportunity to legal tech vendors - Integreon and Seal Software partner to enhance managed services with AI - Infinnium and Relativity unveil product integration to enable mass redaction and anonymization of native files - iManage and Cognia Law partner to offer AI solutions - And a report states that legal firms are paying more for IT due to risk aversion and limited tech talent

I spoke with Jamie Berry, the litigation business unit leader at Integreon, a global provider of managed services. We discussed Integreon's new Cyber Incident Response initiative, how cyber incident response differs from cyber or data breach response, the types of matters for which cyber incident response is best suited, and how this area is developing.

I spoke with Jamie Berry, the litigation business unit leader at Integreon, a global provider of managed services. We discussed Integreon’s new Cyber Incident Response initiative, how cyber incident response differs from cyber or data breach response, the types of matters for which cyber incident response is best suited, and how this area is developing.

I spoke with Jamie Berry, the litigation business unit leader at Integreon, a global provider of managed services. We discussed Integreon’s new Cyber Incident Response initiative, how cyber incident response differs from cyber or data breach response, the types of matters for which cyber incident response is best suited, and how this area is developing.

I spoke with Jamie Berry, the litigation business unit leader at Integreon, a global provider of managed services. We discussed Integreon’s new Cyber Incident Response initiative, how cyber incident response differs from cyber or data breach response, the types of matters for which cyber incident response is best suited, and how this area is developing.

- Integreon introduces cyber incident response service to allow for timely, compliant responses - Epiq rolls out information governance services to help clients manage sensitive data - Luminance introduces advisory board to accelerate Big Law's adoption of AI - ShelterZoom unveils Contract of Things, making all contract elements fully digital, interconnected, interoperable - Fastcase adds calendaring feature to Docket Alarm - Reed Smith unveils innovation seats as part of the London training contract program

Alma Asay didn't plan to become a legal entrepreneur. But when she looked for a tool that would help her manage information in her litigation practice, she didn't find it. Instead, she found herself building a piece of software called Allegory that does just that. Peter Aprile and Natalie Worsfold talk to Alma about what she learned when she quit her job to start a company – and what she would want others to know before they make the same choice. Alma talks about the importance of empathy to a legal practice and why your files should always be organized well before trial appears on the horizon. CPD Lawyers that have completed the S03E07 BNL CPD can claim a 50 minute Professionalism CPD credit. To access the S03E07 verification examination click this link.

Alma Asay is chief innovation officer and head of legal solutions at Integreon Discovery Solutions, Inc., a leading global provider of alternative legal services. Integreon provides litigation support solutions to the legal community and it offers electronic discovery management solutions, including the collection, processing, reviewing, and production of electronic documents. For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to the Evolve the Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at evolve@abovethelaw.com     Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information go to https://abovethelaw.com/legal-innovation-center https://www.linkedin.com/in/almaasay https://www.integreon.com/ https://www.integreon.com/who-we-are/ https://www.allegorylaw.com/   Show Notes Alternative legal services - 0:39 Alma's work - 2:24 Looking for opportunities to improve legal technology - 3:50 Integreon's tools for attorneys - 5:31 A tool for big law firms and corporations - 7:23 Their first client - 8:18 Allegory and Integreon working together - 9:18 A client success story - 10:30 Law firms looking for legal tech solutions - 13:07 Allegory challenges for the future - 14:00 A lot of information on litigation - 16:19 A tool for litigators -18:40 A new way of practicing law - 19:28 A platform for people that love to litigate - 20:48 The major barrier for lawyers - 22:40 Not trying to replace the work that lawyers do - 24:00 Education and collaboration for clients and lawyers - 26:00   Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite player to get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher  

Reshmi Paul Choudhury (Program Manager at Integreon), Danielle Haugland (Director at Integreon), Tony Breidenbach (Vice President at Integreon), Dave Schell (Contracting Process Architect at Microsoft), Rob Greenall (Senior Program Manager at Microsoft Corporation), and Tom Orrison (Director of Legal Operations at Microsoft Corporation) talk about Integreon and Microsoft’s decade of partnership. Integreon is a critical … Continue reading "Business of Law Podcast-Integreon and Microsoft Legal Operations discuss long-term partnership"

In this AT/CP podcast from the ABA Section of Antitrust Law, host Danielle Haugland talks to Alicia Downey, Steven Cernak, and August Horvath about their perspectives on effective use of social media. They have a round-table discussion about the history of social media in the antitrust section and talk about their plans for its future engagement. The panel also gives advice to lawyers on how to successfully manage personal and professional social media accounts. Alicia Downey is the managing partner of Downey Law LLC in Boston, MA and the committee chair of the Compliance and Ethics Committee. Steven Cernak is of counsel at Schiff Hardin in Ann Arbor, MI and the Secretary and Communications Officer of the ABA Section of Antitrust Law. August Horvath is a partner in Foley Hoag's advertising & marketing practice and a member of the Long-Range Planning Committee in the ABA Section of Antitrust Law. (Host) Danielle Haugland is a director with Integreon and vice-chair of the ABA Section of Antitrust Law’s Content Committee.

John Chisholm did not think that he would end up researching, writing, and consulting about law firm pricing. However, John learned how the billable hour model is limiting law firm profitability, and he became a passionate value pricing advocate. Peter Aprile and Natalie Worsfold talk to John about why he believes that law firms should stop hourly billing and start value pricing. The group discusses why and how the hourly billing model is hurting you, your law firm, and your clients. Also, Peter, Natalie and John discuss how the current model is creating an environment that hurts associate development and retention. Oh, and Counter decides to stop offering hourly billing on all new files, and to stop tracking time on January 1, 2019.  CPD Lawyers that have completed the S03E08 BNL CPD cam claim a 35 minute Professionalism CPD credit.  To access the S03E08 verification examination click this link.

John is the co-founder and President of global law company Elevate. He has twenty five years’ experience managing client relationships in the legal and financial sectors, helping clients capture value from the way they buy and deliver services. Prior to co-founding Elevate, John served as President at Integreon, where he led new business development efforts and managed existing clients on a global basis. During this time he grew the company’s revenue from $12 million in 2005 to $150 million in 2011. Previously, he was CEO of the financial and legal outsourcing division of ADP Inc.  ​He talks to Ed Andrew about his purpose to drive more efficiency in legal services, how to build and shape a modern diverse workforce whose career aspirations are constantly shifting, the impact of the gig economy, how technology enhances our capability to decipher large volumes of data, but we will always need human intelligence to analyse and solve complex problems. He also shares his personal insight as an entrepreneur and what he learns from his wife Doulla, a diversity ambassador for facebook and instagram, and his three children two are already successful founders of organic food companies, Nom Bars and White Rabbit Pizzas, and how education today is completely out of step with preparing children for the modern workforce.   

Alma Asay didn't plan to become a legal entrepreneur. But when she looked for a tool that would help her manage information in her litigation practice, she didn't find it. Instead, she found herself building a piece of software called Allegory that does just that. Peter Aprile and Natalie Worsfold talk to Alma about what she learned when she quit her job to start a company – and what she would want others to know before they make the same choice. Alma talks about the importance of empathy to a legal practice and why your files should always be organized well before trial appears on the horizon. CPD Lawyers that have completed the S03E07 BNL CPD cam claim a 50 minute Professionalism CPD credit.  To access the S03E07 verification examination click this link.

Becoming an antitrust lawyer can come with its own unique set of challenges and rewards. In this interview from the ABA Section of Antitrust Law Spring Meeting 2018, host Hilla Shimshoni talks to Rani Habash and Danielle Haugland about their advice for young lawyers seeking a career in antitrust, and career and related resources that the ABA provides. They also discuss why they are passionate about antitrust and what skills are needed to make a good antitrust practitioner. Hilla Shimshoni is an associate at Alston & Bird LLP where she advises clients on a wide range of litigation matters, including antitrust. Rani A. Habash advises clients on the antitrust aspects of mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures at Dechert LLP. Danielle Haugland is the Global Director of Business Development at Integreon.

Starting a startup is only the beginning. In this episode of Law Technology Now, host Monica Bay talks to Alma Asay about how she started and sold her legal technology startup and her experience working with lawyers as clients. She also discusses working as a woman in the male-dominated industry of legal tech and shares what she believes will bring more women into the business. Alma Asay is the chief innovation officer at Integreon and was formerly the founder and CEO of Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management tool. Special thanks to our sponsor,Thomson Reuters.

Recorded in November 2017 - Alma Asay ’05 is the Chief Innovation Officer, Legal Solutions, at Integreon Discovery Solutions, a leading global provider of alternative legal services, where she focuses on opportunities to improve legal services delivery for both corporations and law firms by applying best modern practices across people, processes, and technology. Asay joined Integreon as part of its acquisition of her litigation management software business, Allegory, where she was founder and CEO. Allegory is used by Fortune 500 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and top litigation boutiques, including firms in both Vault’s “Top 10 Law Firms” and “Best Litigation Boutique Law Firms.” Before founding Allegory, Asay was a successful litigator at top law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, winner of The American Lawyer’s biennial “Litigation Department of the Year” competition in 2010, 2012, and 2016. In 2017, Asay was awarded the prestigious “Legal Rebel” title by the American Bar Association and became the first female founder to have her legal technology business acquired. In 2016, she was named a Fastcase 50 award winner and by the ABA’s Legal Technology Resource Center as one of 10 “Women of Legal Tech.” Asay received a BA in psychology, with high distinction, from the Pennsylvania State University, where she graduated magna cum laude and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. She earned her JD, at age 22, from New York University School of Law.

I spoke with Alma Asay, the chief innovation officer for Integreon, an alternative legal services provider, which acquired Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform that she founded. We discussed her new role at Integreon, the highs and lows of starting a legal tech company, how the hierarchy of people, process, and technology has changed, projected advancements in litigation management, and guidance on the changing nature of the legal tech community, among other topics.

I spoke with Alma Asay, the chief innovation officer for Integreon, an alternative legal services provider, which acquired Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform that she founded. We discussed her new role at Integreon, the highs and lows of starting a legal tech company, how the hierarchy of people, process, and technology has changed, projected advancements in litigation management, and guidance on the changing nature of the legal tech community, among other topics.

I spoke with Alma Asay, the chief innovation officer for Integreon, an alternative legal services provider, which acquired Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform that she founded. We discussed her new role at Integreon, the highs and lows of starting a legal tech company, how the hierarchy of people, process, and technology has changed, projected advancements in litigation management, and guidance on the changing nature of the legal tech community, among other topics.

I spoke with Alma Asay, the chief innovation officer for Integreon, an alternative legal services provider, which acquired Allegory, a cloud-based litigation management platform that she founded. We discussed her new role at Integreon, the highs and lows of starting a legal tech company, how the hierarchy of people, process, and technology has changed, projected advancements in litigation management, and guidance on the changing nature of the legal tech community, among other topics.

Description: Twenty years ago, law firms handled most of a company's legal needs. The internet revolution and the great recession have both caused law departments to question this traditional model, and spawned a dizzying array of legal technologies and alternative legal service providers. By 2020, leading companies will have assembled a variety of these solutions into integrated ecosystems for delivering legal services with greater quality, efficiency and flexibility. In this podcast, two leading commentators share their views on what these ecosystems will look like. Speakers: Liam Brown helps general counsel and law firm leaders design and implement successful strategies to improve effectiveness and efficiency. In 2011, he launched Elevate, a business of law provider of strategy, operations, technology and talent to legal departments and law firms worldwide. The company has won numerous awards and honors, most recently ranking #53 on the 2016 Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies list. Liam was previously the founder, president and CEO of Integreon, Inc., a global LPO he led to annual sales of $150 million before selling his stake to private equity investors. Prior to Integreon, he was the president, COO and co-founder of a pioneering Web 1.0 virtual data room technology company (now Merrill DataSite), which he sold in 2001. Liam is a frequent speaker and writer on trends in the legal sector, an active investor in emerging legal technologies and an executive coach for startup founders. Bill Mooz has over 30 years of experience in helping law departments, law firms and businesses improve their operational efficiency and profitability. After graduating from law school, Bill clerked for Judge Stephen Williams on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, then joined Holland & Hart, LLP where he co-founded and managed the firm's office in Boulder, CO. He moved in-house in 1997, serving as deputy general counsel in charge of legal support for a multi-billion dollar BU at Sun Microsystems, and later headed M&A diligence and integration and contracting infrastructure for VMware. In these positions, Bill has led multiple transformation projects involving contracting, M&A, joint ventures and license management. He also founded the Tech Lawyer Accelerator program at Colorado Law, which teaches the next generation of lawyers how to deliver accelerated value to clients in the high-tech industry. Recorded on 11-28-16

I spoke with Eric Wangler, President of BigHand North America, a software development company specializing in delivering speech, task delegation, document creation and process improvement solutions. We discussed the release of BigHand Now, the evolution of workflow management, how organizations are using it to increase efficiency and build accountability, the key considerations for choosing a solution for managing workflow, and the future of the sector (particularly given the collaboration between BigHand and Integreon), among other topics.

I spoke with Eric Wangler, President of BigHand North America, a software development company specializing in delivering speech, task delegation, document creation and process improvement solutions. We discussed the release of BigHand Now, the evolution of workflow management, how organizations are using it to increase efficiency and build accountability, the key considerations for choosing a solution for managing workflow, and the future of the sector (particularly given the collaboration between BigHand and Integreon), among other topics.

I spoke with Eric Wangler, President of BigHand North America, a software development company specializing in delivering speech, task delegation, document creation and process improvement solutions. We discussed the release of BigHand Now, the evolution of workflow management, how organizations are using it to increase efficiency and build accountability, the key considerations for choosing a solution for managing workflow, and the future of the sector (particularly given the collaboration between BigHand and Integreon), among other topics.

I spoke with Eric Wangler, President of BigHand North America, a software development company specializing in delivering speech, task delegation, document creation and process improvement solutions. We discussed the release of BigHand Now, the evolution of workflow management, how organizations are using it to increase efficiency and build accountability, the key considerations for choosing a solution for managing workflow, and the future of the sector (particularly given the collaboration between BigHand and Integreon), among other topics.

I spoke with Eric Wangler, President of BigHand North America, a software development company specializing in delivering speech, task delegation, document creation and process improvement solutions. We discussed the release of BigHand Now, the evolution of workflow management, how organizations are using it to increase efficiency and build accountability, the key considerations for choosing a solution for managing workflow, and the future of the sector (particularly given the collaboration between BigHand and Integreon), among other topics.

I spoke with Bob Gogel, the CEO of Integreon, a leading legal process outsourcing firm serving both global law firms and corporations. Prior to joining Integreon in 2011, he was the CEO of Enrich, an employee benefits consultancy, and has held positions on the executive boards of AXA Group and Siemens Business Services GmbH. We discussed why legal processing outsourcing has become so attractive to law firms and corporations, Integreon's new global delivery center in Austin, offshoring and onshoring preferences, and data security best practices.

I spoke with Bob Gogel, the CEO of Integreon, a leading legal process outsourcing firm serving both global law firms and corporations. Prior to joining Integreon in 2011, he was the CEO of Enrich, an employee benefits consultancy, and has held positions on the executive boards of AXA Group and Siemens Business Services GmbH. We discussed why legal processing outsourcing has become so attractive to law firms and corporations, Integreon’s new global delivery center in Austin, offshoring and onshoring preferences, and data security best practices.

I spoke with Bob Gogel, the CEO of Integreon, a leading legal process outsourcing firm serving both global law firms and corporations. Prior to joining Integreon in 2011, he was the CEO of Enrich, an employee benefits consultancy, and has held positions on the executive boards of AXA Group and Siemens Business Services GmbH. We discussed why legal processing outsourcing has become so attractive to law firms and corporations, Integreon’s new global delivery center in Austin, offshoring and onshoring preferences, and data security best practices.

I spoke with Bob Gogel, the CEO of Integreon, a leading legal process outsourcing firm serving both global law firms and corporations. Prior to joining Integreon in 2011, he was the CEO of Enrich, an employee benefits consultancy, and has held positions on the executive boards of AXA Group and Siemens Business Services GmbH. We discussed why legal processing outsourcing has become so attractive to law firms and corporations, Integreon’s new global delivery center in Austin, offshoring and onshoring preferences, and data security best practices.

Many in our legal community are coping with layoffs and firm/company restructuring. In this edition of Law Technology Now, host Monica Bay welcomes Babs Deacon, director of consulting and data analytics with Integreon and Mark Reichenbach, vice president for client and industry development, Capital Legal Solutions, to talk about their experiences this winter finding new jobs. Later in the program, Monica is joined by Chris Braun, director of online recruitment for the North American division of Incisive Media (lawjobs.com), and Seth Chavez, marketing coordinator for the Los Angeles County Bar Association, to discuss the “Greening Your Career” networking breakfast at Legal Tech WestCoast.