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Guest: Dominic Woolrych Original air date: February 16, 2021 Original description: Sean Aylmer speaks to Dominic Woolrych, co-founder and CEO at Lawpath, an Australian technology company making legal documents and advice affordable for small businesses.Update: This week Westpac announced it was offering business customers a year of free legal assistance, courtesy of its recent $10 million investment in LawpathFind out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The legal industry is experiencing a pivotal transformation, fueled by advancements in AI, shifts in workplace dynamics, and evolving regulatory frameworks. In today's episode of AI Lawyer Talking Tech, we examine Maptician's latest survey on law firm workplace trends, the rise of generative AI in legal research with Denmark's Pandektes securing €2.9M, and Lawpath's $10M funding round to expand AI-powered legal assistance for SMBs. We'll also discuss the EU AI Act's early compliance requirements, the impact of AI on legal aid, and Veritext Legal Solutions' expansion into alternative dispute resolution. As AI continues to shape legal workflows, we'll explore how firms are assessing their technology health, ensuring data security, and preparing for the future. Stay tuned for the latest insights on how legal tech is redefining efficiency, accessibility, and professional responsibility in law. Maptician Launches 2025 Law Firm Workplace Trends Survey to Uncover Key Insights on Seating, Collaboration, and Technology04 Feb 2025Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyDenmark's Pandektes Bags €2.9m For GenAI Legal Search04 Feb 2025Artificial LawyerUnlocking Your Firm's Potential with SOS Legal's Health Check Surveys04 Feb 2025Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology‘The Limits of AI' – Juro Webinar, Feb 2604 Feb 2025Artificial LawyerVeritext Legal Solutions Acquires Leading ADR Companies04 Feb 2025Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyAL TV Walk Through: GOLT Legal Tech Directory04 Feb 2025Artificial LawyerLawpath Bags $10m, Advances Legal AI Solution For SMBs04 Feb 2025Artificial LawyerUK ‘legal AI for finance' software provider Semeris raises £3.5m03 Feb 2025Legal IT InsiderAI and legal aid: A generational opportunity for access to justice03 Feb 2025Thomson Reuters InstituteThe Little Things That Make the Biggest Difference in Legal Tech03 Feb 2025Bigfork TechnologiesFirst requirements of AI Act come into effect as Clifford Chance prepares for Paris AI Fringe03 Feb 2025Legal IT InsiderThe EU AI Act Countdown Is Over: First Wave of Requirements Now In Force03 Feb 2025Debevoise Data BlogImpact of Trump Administration Regulatory Freeze Memorandum: Selected Regulations and Agency Actions04 Feb 2025Gibson DunnKey Insights on President Trump's New AI Executive Order and Policy & Regulatory Implications03 Feb 2025Squire Patton BoggsTexas Attorney General's Landmark Privacy Lawsuit Signals New Era in Data Privacy Enforcement03 Feb 2025White & CaseAfrica's Shared Legal Frameworks: Building Unity Through Law04 Feb 2025FurtherAfricaFederal employee unions are suing the Treasury and alleging Elon Musk's DOGE gained illegal and 'unprecedented' access to data04 Feb 2025Yahoo! NewsThinking Like a Lawyer: Agentic AI and the New Legal Playbook03 Feb 2025National Law ReviewTech Law's Board of Barristers prepares for 74th annual moot court03 Feb 2025University DailyExploring the Implications of China's First Anti-Anti-Suit Injunction03 Feb 2025Lawdit Commercial SolicitorsAI and legal aid: A generational opportunity for access to justice03 Feb 2025Thomson ReutersLitigation & AI - Potential Shifts Under the New Administration03 Feb 2025JD SupraAI and law: Transforming legal practices with generative AI technology03 Feb 2025Thomson ReutersLegislatures Pursue State-Level Voting Rights Acts03 Feb 2025NCSLLexitas Launches Award-Winning Case Tracking Tool eLaw® in Florida03 Feb 2025Lexitas Please, Please Stop Using ChatGPT If You're Not Checking Cites03 Feb 2025Above The LawAgents Vs. Agentic AI: What In-House Counsel Need To Know About These 2 AI Frontiers03 Feb 2025Above The LawUnlocking Your Power Zone: Karen & David Skinner on Thriving in Legal Practice03 Feb 20253 Geeks and a Law Blog

Joining us on the latest episode of The Law of Tech Podcast is Dom Woolrych, Co-founder and CEO at Lawpath.  Titled ‘Legal Advice and Accessibility: where should B2B LegalTech companies strike a balance?', this episode offers an honest and charismatic discussion breaking down the challenges and opportunities in encouraging legal accessibility while preserving the quality of legal advice.  Want to know more? Take a listen to the podcast episode on your podcast platform of preference!

Today's Founder Focus guest is Nick Abrahams. Nick is a Partner and Global Co-leader Digital Transformation of the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, a global law firm with 7000 people. Nick is also a co-founder of LawPath, a legal platform with over 400,000 users.  Nick is passionate about the law, however his overall journey is nothing short of amazing as you'll hear in this episode.  Nick studied law in the late 80's and then began his law career in the early 90's in Sydney. Nick moved to Tokyo where he not only practiced law, he owned the Tokyo Comedy Store. This ain't no joke! We discuss how comedy fits into communication techniques.  A love of film saw Nick also pursue acting which led him to become an executive with Warner Brothers Studios. Nick shares his lessons from this time, and how this dream didn't really match the reality of the role.  An entrepreneur at heart, Nick joined a dot.com boom era business, learning lessons about growth and market crashes that would serve him well in his future entrepreneurial endeavors and advising entrepreneurs as a lawyer.  In 2013, after seeing a gap in the market for SMEs and entrepreneurs who could not afford traditional legal support, Nick co-founded LawPath. LawPath has grown to over 400,000 happy customers and more than 10,000 5-star online reviews which is an incredible testament to getting product market fit validation early on - something Nick talks about in this episode.  Nick has a deep interest in artificial intelligence, and shares where he sees this innovation taking companies.  There is so much to learn from this episode, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed recording it.  hello@tribeglobal.vc 

Get comfortable and be ready to enter the captivating world where law meets tech innovation on today's electrifying episode of the Law Down Under Podcast. We are thrilled to be in the company of Dominic Woolrych, the visionary co-founder of Lawpath. Be prepared as we journey through the technological frontier of the legal profession. Dominic Woolrych is the founder of Lawpath, an online legal platform that's rewriting the rules of the game for small businesses in Australia.  He has also been blazing a trail as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology Sydney. Oh, and did we mention he's a director of the Australian Legal Technology Association? That's right, he's a triple-threat powerhouse in the legal tech arena. In 2022, Dom rightly took his spot as a finalist at the SmallBiz Week Young Hero Awards in the coveted Young Innovator category. He's not just any innovator; he's in a league of his own, as evidenced by his recognition as one of the Top 20 University of Technology Sydney Alumni. Today, we dive deep into Dom's inspiring mission—to transform and digitalize the legal industry. Together, we explore the thrilling landscape of regulatory change and its profound impact on small businesses. But that's not all; we embark on a journey through the heart of the AI revolution, a seismic shift that's just begun to shake the legal profession to its core. We attempt to unravel the limitless opportunities AI offers to the legal profession here Down Under. We won't stop there! Join us as we dissect the technological trends shaping the future of the legal profession. This episode is your passport to the legal tech frontier, where innovation knows no bounds. Sit back, stand up or do what you like but get ready to be inspired as we embark on this incredible episode with the trailblazing Dom Woolrych.

On the first interview show this year Mike spoke with Dominic Woolrych, Co-founder of Lawpath Australia's number one online legal platform that has helped over 400,000 small businesses across Australia and the US. On the show we discussed Lawpath and Dom's journey, how they have scaled the business and some of the big questions business owners have to grapple with. Dom shared openly about the challenges of being a non-technical founder, how he has developed as a leader and how he manages it all. More details on Dom's bio can be found below! Dom's mission is to transform and digitalize the legal industry to make it accessible to all small businesses and show lawyers that there are many non-traditional opportunities in the legal sector. Dom is on the advisory board and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology and a director of the Australian Legal Technology Association (ALTA). In 2022, Dom became the finalist at SmallBiz Week Young Hero Awards in the Young Innovator category and was voted the top 20 University of Technology Alumni. As a young entrepreneur, Dom first cut his teeth as a commercial lawyer at Minster Ellison, Australia's largest law firm, where he realized that only a select handful of businesses could afford top legal advice. This experience and his subsequent work representing vulnerable people through Legal Aid gave him the insights and skills needed to disrupt and revolutionize the legal industry. Together with his co-founder Tom Willis, he witnessed how other industries moved their services online and applied this principle to the legal sector. With the automation of tasks and cutting-edge technologies (including AI), he bridged the gap and made gaining legal advice accessible to everyone, especially small businesses. Dom's vision is to continue to build his digital platform and help small businesses globally to access legal support at a fraction of the traditional system's time, cost, and complexity. Today, Lawpath is recognized as one of the top 10 legal start-ups in Australia and the top 50 globally. It is the fastest-growing online legal platform with over 400,000 small business users and has started 5 percent of all companies in Australia.

This week's episode of the Tech Savvy Lawyer podcast features Lawpath's Dominic Woolrych to discuss using AI to democratize legal access globally. Dominic is the co-founder and CEO of Lawpath, a leading global legal software platform for small businesses and Australia's number one online legal platform that has helped over 400,000 small businesses across Australia and the USA. Dominic's vision is to build his digital platform and help small businesses globally access legal support at a fraction of the time, cost, and complexity of the traditional system. Join Dominic and me as we talk about the following three questions and more! What are some of your three automations that you'd like to use that are not part of your product? What are the three biggest pain points that law firms are still experiencing with the adoption of technology today?     What are the top three non-traditional opportunities for lawyers in the legal tech sector?  In our conversation, we cover: [04.02] Tech setup – Starting the conversation, Dominic walks us through his current tech setup. [07.44] Automation – Dominic shares his top three automations other than Lawpath. [09.00] Virtual Assistant – How you can save time and manage your work at the same time by having a virtual assistant, according to Dominic. [16.16] Lawpath - An online legal platform that allows small businesses to complete legal tasks themselves. [20.33] Pain points – We discuss the biggest pains that law firms are experiencing with the adaptation of new technology. [23.35] Commercial vs. legal – Dominic shares his idea about the lawyers being commercial versus legal. [28.00] Opportunities - Top three non-traditional opportunities for lawyers in the legal technology sector. [33.33] Organic traffic – Dominic shares how their employees are working on bringing organic traffic to their website. Resources: Contact Dominic: LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/dominic-woolrych/ Twitter - twitter.com/dwoolrych Website - lawpath.com/ Equipment Mentioned in the Podcast: Apple air pods - apple.com/airpods/ Apple iPhone - apple.com/iphone/ Apple Mac - apple.com/mac/ Bose noise-cancelling headphones - bose.com/c/headphones Software & Services Mentioned in the Podcast: Carplay - apple.com/ios/carplay/ Mailbutler - mailbutler.io/ Overcast - overcast.fm/ Slack - slack.com/ Zapier - zapier.com/

We all know that keeping up with the latest marketing trends is a small business essential, and today's guest has got you covered. Tom Willis is the chief marketing officer and co-founder of Lawpath. He's also the founder of Marketing Trends – an agency that specialises in keeping the industry informed on the latest fads. And he's spent most of the past decade helping upskill Australia's marketers and business owners on digital marketing as a lecturer at General Assembly. He joins us today to reveal the must-know marketing trends of 2023 and his top tips for small business owners.

Damin Murdock is the Principal Lawyer of Lawpath Legal, an innovative online legal platform that easily connects businesses with legal assistance. In today's episode, Damin explains the most common legal documentation businesses should have to protect themselves. He also shares the correct way to register a business name and how you can protect your brand. Finally, Damin breaks down best practices when it comes to legal documentation for your customers.   Special offer: Damin also has a special offer for listeners of this episode, where you can get $100 off the price of Lawpath's Essentials plan, which gives access to over 350 digital legal documents. To access this offer, visit https://lawpath.com.au/bottomline   Connect: Alexander Spencer website Alexander Spencer on Twitter Alexander Spencer on Facebook Alexander Spencer on LinkedIn This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.

The legal complexity that comes with starting or running a business is more challenging than it has ever been before.  How do you handle legal issues when it comes to running your business? Are you all over it, or do you choose to ignore it? Or do you just simply have no idea?  Tom Willis is the co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of legal-tech company, Lawpath, which aims to remove the bs when it comes to the legal aspect of running a business.  Mark and Tom discuss what Lawpath offers, common behaviours and how to minimise the guesswork regarding legal issues.  Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Right off the bat, today's guest made a critical business decision. To launch Australia's biggest eSports and gaming brand, he was going to go big, real big from day one. No pussy footing around. No waiting for this to happen in order for that to happen. Nope. He just went fucking big (his words, not mine) from day one. It's a game-on episode 605 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast.  A little more about Fortress Melbourne's Jon Satterley … OK, time to fess up. I know very little about the eSports and video games industry, despite it being bigger than Hollywood and the music industry combined. It's fucking huge!   Yeah, I grew up with an Atari in my bedroom, and to this day I have a sit down video game machine with about 40 games on it from the 80s … from Space Invaders to Pacman to Donkey Kong and everything in between.   But these days, top games are earning more than Hollywood blockbusters. Grand Theft Auto V has raked in North of $6 billion compared to James Cameron's Avatar, the highest grossing movie ever at $2.8 billion!    And now there are dedicated arenas, like Toronto's Esports Arena, that seats 7,000 screaming gamers, as they watch their heroes compete for prize pools in the millions of dollars.   So, to find out more about this relatively new but burgeoning entertainment industry, I contacted Jon Satterley, the co-founder of Fortress Melbourne. Fortress occupies 2,700 sq m inside Melbourne's prestigious Emporium Shopping Mall, and has to be seen to be believed with gaming rooms, an eSports arena that can seat 1,000, it's got bars, VIP booths, arcade alleys, even a room full of board games (old school!). So sit back as Jon takes us inside one of the world's biggest entertainment industries, but also explains where the idea for Fortress came from, and why he and his business partner decided to go, and I quote, fucking huge from day one.   Resources mentioned in this episode of your favorite marketing podcast 5 proven marketing ideas lead to Lawpath becoming Australia's leading online legal platform | #604   Services every business owner needs that Timbo recommends How to generate organic traffic to your website(without spending anything on advertising) High converting website designers(They built this website - take this simple quiz and see where yours needs improving) DIY SEO training - The most cost-effective way to get on page 1 of Google(20% off with discount code Timbo20) Proven customer attraction strategy(and ridiculously cheap)    Businesses that made this podcast possible (please support them) DELL Technologies - Small business solutions Studio 1 Design - High converting website designers Fun Escapes - Proven customer attraction ideas Hawk Academy - DIY SEO training (discount code Timbo20 for 20% off)   Thanks for tuning in. May your marketing be the best marketing. Timbo Reid0480 015 150See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Willis's deep respect for marketing has resulted in a business that gets around 350 sign-ups every day, has over 10,000 5-star Google reviews, and four million website visits annually. And no, the business doesn't have some astronomical marketing budget … It's a simple legal advisory service for small businesses in Australia. It's a mind-expanding episode 604 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with your host Tim Reid.      A little more about Lawpath's Tom Willis … Tom Willis is the co-founder of Lawpath, a business he started with some mates in 2014, and today Lawpath is the number one online legal platform for Australian small businesses.   In a large part thanks to Tom's deep understanding of his prospects' needs Lawpath: Is responsible for starting six percent of all companies in Australia Has assisted over 300,000 Australian business owners with their legal needs, saving them over $100M in legal fees Has 350 businesses sign-up every single day to seek help with contracts, company registrations and legal advice Has over 10,000 5-star reviews on Google  And the website gets over four million visits annually   So, seriously … grab a pen and paper, or open up your Notes app as Tom shares his secrets to success including Lawpath's: Customer acquisition strategy His cake method for combining various campaign activities How to leverage key partners The power of newsjacking And why a blog post about driving without shoes became a powerful lead magnet!   I started by asking Tom what problem Lawpath solves for business owners … and I must say, his answer is beautifully to the point … A lesson for us all, right off the bat!!!   Resources mentioned in this episode of your favorite marketing podcast Get your first legal document free with Lawpath (Value $199) How to attract more customers in toy uo business with this simple customer attraction strategy How to use equity crowdfunding to grow your business Inside Australia's record-breaking crowd funding campaign   Services every business owner needs that Timbo recommends How to generate organic traffic to your website(without spending anything on advertising) High converting website designers(They built this website - take this simple quiz and see where yours needs improving) DIY SEO training - The most cost-effective way to get on page 1 of Google(20% off with discount code Timbo20) Proven customer attraction strategy(and ridiculously cheap) The Boomerang EffectTimbo's book on how and why to create helpful marketing    Businesses that made this podcast possible (please support them) DELL Technologies - Small business solutions Studio 1 Design - High converting website designers Fun Escapes - Proven customer attraction ideas Hawk Academy - DIY SEO training (discount code Timbo20 for 20% off)   Thanks for tuning in. May your marketing be the best marketing. Timbo Reid0480 015 150See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Willis is the Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Lawpath, Australia's number one online legal platform. His passion and dedication led him to be listed as one of B&T's 30 under 30 in 2020, and to become a finalist for Young Marketer of the Year at the 2019 ADMA awards. In today's episode, Tom shares the importance of businesses having the correct legal documentation, and how Lawpath was created to help solve this problem. He'll share the strategies Lawpath used in growing their business, and how important having a defined marketing and sales plan is to business. Plus, the benefits of strategies such as layered advertising strategy, Paid Digital Advertising, and well-defined SEO.   Connect: Alexander Spencer website Alexander Spencer on Twitter Alexander Spencer on Facebook Alexander Spencer on LinkedIn This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.

Highlights From Today's Episode:The process of growth - admitting mistakesEvolving your product - what you start with is likely not what you will be successful withThe ‘incubator entrepreneur' - is this really what you want?The need of iterating quickly Changing minds - ask yourself  “how can we do it like this?”How to rebuild your business and give the customer what they wantStepping into the disruptor mindset - achieve what you set out to doThe importance of finding someone to rely on, and the role of a business partner in your successUnderstanding your industry better than anyone Approaching business with a success mentalityDealing with backlash - the brutal truth about becoming a trailblazer Refining your product - how to identity what your customer needsTenacity and persistence - the power of pushing throughhttps://lawpath.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominic-woolrych/

He may be the cofounder of one of Australia's most successful legal startups, but Tom Willis's driving purpose is to help businesses be seen. Marketing is his raison d'être and he's spent over a decade at the forefront of the digital marketing space. As General Assembly's go-to lecturer for all things marketing, he's taught thousands of students, marketers and business owners the ABCs of the latest digital trends. He joins us today to tell us how he got the marketing bug and why he's so passionate about sharing his wisdom.

He may be the cofounder of one of Australia's most successful legal startups, but Tom Willis's driving purpose is to help businesses be seen. Marketing is his raison d'être and he's spent over a decade at the forefront of the digital marketing space.As General Assembly's go-to lecturer for all things marketing, he's taught thousands of students, marketers and business owners the ABCs of the latest digital trends. He joins us today to tell us how he got the marketing bug and why he's so passionate about sharing his wisdom.

Today's guest is Tom Willis. When it comes to marketing, Tom's a legend – apart from founding Marketing Trends – an agency that specialises in keeping the industry informed on the latest fads - he's spent most of the past decade helping upskill Australia's marketers and business owners on digital marketing as a lecturer at General Assembly. Along the way, he also had time to cofound Lawpath where he spends his day to day as its chief marketing officer. He joins us on Flying Today to share some of his secrets to successful digital marketing.

Today's guest is Tom Willis. When it comes to marketing, Tom's a legend – apart from founding Marketing Trends – an agency that specialises in keeping the industry informed on the latest fads - he's spent most of the past decade helping upskill Australia's marketers and business owners on digital marketing as a lecturer at General Assembly. Along the way, he also had time to cofound Lawpath where he spends his day to day as its chief marketing officer. He joins us on Flying Today to share some of his secrets to successful digital marketing.

If you've ever wanted a Masterclass in Web3, NFTs, Cryptocurrency, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO) and Decentralised Finance (DeFi) then this 45-minute podcast is for you!I was fortunate to be able to convince Nick Abrahams, the Global Co-leader of Digital Transformation Practice at leading law firm Norton Rose Fulbright to come on the show and give us a very informative, no-nonsense look at some of the hottest topics in technology at the moment.Nick is the founder of the successful online legal site, LawPath (90,000+ users) and he created the world's first AI-enabled privacy chatbot, Parker. He also has a thriving career as a keynote speaker on future trends and innovation.. He is the author of the best selling Kindle books "Big Data, Big Responsibilities" and "Digital Disruption in Australia".He is on the boards of ASX-listed software company Integrated Research ($500M); the global genomics research leader, the Garvan Foundation; the Vodafone Foundation; and the Sydney Film Festival.We had a whirlwind tour around Web3 and the many umbrella topics.I started by asking him for some quick definitions ofWeb3MetaverseNFTCryptocurrencyBlockchainDeFiDAOWe then delved into each in more detail includingWhy is Web3 so important?Establishing ownership with Web3A 3-dimensional experience of the webHow big could the Metaverse become?What does the Metaverse mean for corporates?Companies embracing the MetaverseWhy is Facebook/Meta scared about the Metaverse?Are we being brainwashed by Facebook's view of the Metaverse?Things for brands to consider before they jump into the MetaverseTokens as a new asset classThe concept of TokenomicsLegal implications for the MetaverseThe "MetaBirkin" that upset HermèsHow the legal industry is coming up to speedWe spent some time on the different types of NFTsFlex Club NFTsArt NFTsCollectable NFTsTwinning NFTsGaming NFTsBranded NFTsWe finished our discussion looking at How can corporates best manage NFTs?Cybersecurity concerns around NFTsWhat is the future of blockchain, bitcoin and distributed ledger technologies?What's the hottest thing in crypto at the moment?The future of DeFi - a parallel banking systemDecentralised Autonomous Organizations (DAO)Staying up to date with all these conceptsIf you work In a corporate, or for a brand and someone has asked “should we be in Web3/Crypto/Blockchain or have an NFT” then this podcast is for you.If you've heard all these terms and thought aloud “I wish there was one place I could go for a no-nonsense view” then this podcast is for you.More on NickNick on LinkedInNick on TwitterNick's websiteWhat the NFT is going on? The New NFT 'Price is right' GameshowYour Host: Actionable Futurist® Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew - what he speaks about and replays of recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.comfollow @AndrewGrill on Twitteror @andrew.grill on Instagram.

We are joined by Nick Abrahams Global Co-leader Digital Transformation Practice Norton Rose Fullbright. Nick is also the founder of the successful online legal site “LawPath”, he created the world's first AI-enabled privacy chatbot “Parker”, he has a thriving career as a keynote speaker on future trends and innovation, and is the author of the best-selling Kindle books "Big Data, Big Responsibilities" and "Digital Disruption in Australia". In this episode jam-packed with his insights on ransomware, Nick walks us through his experiences working with boards during breaches and how they can build their muscle memory on how to tackle ransom payments. Nick also stares into the crystal ball to talk us through his vision on the future of Web3.

Welcome to another edition of the OTPBD News Special, our fortnightly series which analyses the news that matters for Australian and Kiwi startups.Meet this week's panel...Matt Allen, Tractor VenturesAndrea Kowalski, Tidal VenturesTopics we discuss: The Global Startup Genome Report, Clearco tapping into the Australian e-commerce boom, early stage venture capital fund Tidal Ventures launching Tidal's Expert Network, new Sydney VC fund Black Nova, the Iconic teaming up with circular economy provider Airrobe, Lawpath's recent $7.5m raise, Kate Morris & Justin Ryan joining together in a new private equity venture: Glow Capital Partners, and several recent raises in Fintech.

In our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Bradley Delamare, CEO of Tank Stream LabsTank Stream Labs is one of Australia's largest technology-focused start-up incubator and co-working hubs. The hub is more than a place for start-ups to come together; it is responsible for all aspect of the business including expansion of hubs and community, operations, corporate partnerships, community management, sales and events to help continue to drive the start-up success in Australia. Notable companies from the hub include Airtasker (ART.AX, Not Covered), Expert360, LawPath, Braintree and Buzzfeed.In this podcast, we discuss the company, the current innovation scene in Australia, trends in the industry, success stories, valuations, and common start-up failures.

Episode no. 55 is with Dominic Woolrych, Founder of Lawpath. Our discussion covers: Lawpath’s origin story; Its current business model including how the subscription service works; The difference between “BigLaw”, “small law” and “tiny law”; The role of law societies in supporting legal innovation; Which software Lawpath uses and how it makes law “proactive”; One thing that is stopping lawyers from improving process efficiencies; Unexpected findings from surveying clients about legal design; Whether professional regulation is inhibiting innovation and how to overcome regulatory barriers; Whether clients should bear some risk in exchange for more affordable legal services; Keys to Lawpath’s success (including raising funding, consistent income and client retention); The multidisciplinary nature of the Lawpath team and how that assists the business; Lawyers’ responses to having online reviews, and the connection with new business; The one thing Dominic would have done differently on his entrepreneurial journey; and Dominic’s definition of legal innovation! Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic. Links: Lawpath Legal Zoom Neota Logic Feedspot  Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au Twitter - @ReimaginingJ Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

Tuesday 16 February 2021 The global economic rebound has sent the ASX to a near-record and regional share markets to new highs as investors punt on a strong global economy in 2021. Also today: JB Hi-Fi shows why it’s considered among the best retailers in the country. Commonwealth Bank forecasts a big jump in house prices. And the media companies and big tech inch towards a deal over content. Plus an interview with Dominic Woolrych, co-founder and CEO of legal and technology group Lawpath.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Aylmer speaks to Dominic Woolrych, co-founder and CEO at Lawpath, an Australian technology company making legal documents and advice affordable for small businesses.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Online document provision is becoming increasingly popular among lawyers looking to offer their services in more convenient and streamlined ways. But Dom Woolrych, CEO of Lawpath, Australia’s leading online legal platform, is quite clear that documents are not the future of law. Lawpath is Australia’s largest and fastest growing online legal platform backed by LegalZoom […] The post A peek inside the brains behind Australia’s largest and fastest-growing online legal platform, Lawpath (ep 18) appeared first on Lucy Dickens.

Insight: Social Strategies Almost eight in ten Australians (79%) are now on social media, and more than half (56%) access social platforms more than five times per day (Sensis, 2018). The prevalence, penetration and frequency of social media use makes these social platforms the biggest marketplace in the world, some 3 billion people worldwide. To be successful, it is now almost mandatory for a business to not just participate in social media, but to have a sophisticated and strategic approach. Social media marketing allows businesses to increase awareness, drive sales leads, retain customers and nurture a loyalty consumer base, and communicate directly with customers. This month we bring together an Influencer, an online editor, and a digital marketing lecturer to help us harness the power of social media for our businesses. Meet our panelists: Sammy Preston: Newly-minted editor of The Urban List, previously Foxtel Lifestyle Channel online editor; Tom Willis: Chief Marketing Officer at LawPath, and Head Lecturer in Digital Marketing at General Assembly; Louise Edmonds: Fashion Writer (SMH), Founder of MenStylePower, and TV Producer for Hillsong Channel. About Insight by The Office Space. Now in its fourth year of production, Insight by The Office Space is a business talk series that brings together innovative entrepreneurs and business leaders to explore burgeoning topics and reveal the secrets of their success under a monthly theme. Traversing all aspects of business across the fields of design, film, innovation, technology, finance and marketing, the program has featured speakers such as Susie Porter, Del Kathryn Barton, Vince Frost, Jan Chapman and Counsellor Jess Scully. Insight proudly supports the Sydney Community Foundation with full proceeds from ticket sales going directly to the SCF Business Incubator for disadvantaged women. For more information, please contact Naomi Tosic at naomi@theofficespace.com.au or 02 82182100. For 2018 Insight program information, please Click Here: https://theofficespace.com.au/blog/insight-by-the-office-space-2018-program/

Nick Abrahams is the Global Head of Technology & Innovation for one of the world’s largest law firms Norton Rose Fulbright and is one of Australia's leading technology lawyers. He is a law tech co-founder in legal marketplace Lawpath, an angel investor, author and former professional stand up comedian. He has started and exited several businesses and took time out from his legal career to be a creative executive at Warner Brothers in Los Angeles and chief operating officer in the listed dotcom group, Spike Networks. We talk about everything technology and innovation, ideation, agility, AI, AR and VR, blockchain and even the dark web gets a mention - twice! Nick is deeply involved in the Australian technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector as a lawyer, author, non-executive director, angel investor, speaker and entrepreneur.  Nick is highly entertaining and has a great insight into many of the world's pioneering technologies. Himself an innovator, he is pushing the boundaries of pioneering legal services using AI, blockchain and Augmented Reality. 

If you’re interested in what the future of the legal industry looks like, you’ll not want to miss this episode of the Beyond Billables podcast. In this show, we had the great pleasure of catching up with Dominic Woolrych. Dom is CEO of LawPath, Australia’s largest and fastest growing online legal platform. He is also a thought leader in Australian legal disruption and was recently recognised as a winner of the Australian Legal Innovation Index. And the superlatives don’t end there. Dom is also the founder of the OnDemand Training Group, which offers training for the ‘On Demand’ economy in 10+ cities across Australia and New Zealand. Before teaming up with LawPath, Dom earned his stripes as a corporate attorney at Minter Ellison Lawyers, Australia and also spent time at the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC). Dom’s work is on the cutting edge of legal tech. He’s a great person to speak with in terms of understanding where the industry is – and more importantly – where it’s going. In this episode, we talk about… The difficulty in changing tact or pivoting if you get too far down a certain career trajectory The state of legal tech in Australia, and how LawPath has modeled itself off of companies based in the U.S. How a legal education need not confine someone to practising law How technology is forcing law firms to rethink their business models, increasing internal efficiency and improving client communication/engagement Upskilling yourself and why you don’t need to be an engineer to work in legal tech The growth of the LawPath platform and the market shifts that have occurred as a result of that The benefits of a completely online platform for both clients and attorneys The critical importance of good online client reviews for attorneys wishing to grow their practices The difference between a legal services company and a law firm, and how this benefits LawPath The future integration of business services (alongside legal) into one seamless client experience Links: LawPath LinkedIn Twitter

Compelling forces are unwinding establishment law. New platforms such as LawPath and Lawyers on Demand are emerging, disrupting traditional business models of law firms. David Williams, Mullins Lawyers Partner gives us a tour of the changing landscape of the legal industry.