Podcasts about legal technology solutions

When Mary posted a question about the state of legal ops on LinkedIn, she didn't expect to spark such intense debate. But the responses revealed what many have been quietly wondering: has legal operations reached a turning point? In this episode, Mary sits down with Frances Pomposo, Senior Director of Legal Technology Solutions at Cisco, to dig into this thorny question. With her deep experience in tech companies and time on CLOC's board, Frances brings a unique perspective on where legal ops has been—and where it might be heading. In this episode: ·        The Unicorn Dilemma: Remember when legal ops professionals were expected to do it all? Mary and Frances explore why that "strategic generalist" role seems to be fading, and what that means for the profession. ·        Splitting at the Seams: As legal ops splinters into specialized roles like data analytics and vendor management, is this evolution or fragmentation? And does it matter? ·        Hiring Horror Stories: Frances gets real about what happens when companies hire for legal ops without really knowing what they need—and how to avoid this common pitfall. ·        The Consultant Question: Are companies bypassing internal legal ops teams for external expertise? Mary and Frances tackle this trend head-on. ·        Going Global: Why the lack of consistent standards for legal ops roles worldwide is becoming a real problem, and what we can do about it. ·        The Big Question: Can legal ops recapture its revolutionary spirit, or is it destined to become just another corporate function? If you've been feeling the shift in legal ops—or wondering if you're imagining it—this conversation will hit home. Join Mary and Frances for an honest look at where legal ops stands today, and what it'll take to shape its future. Goodwin at HumanX Follow Mary on LinkedIn Rate and review on Apple Podcasts

Today on That Tech Pod, Laura and Gabi talk to Karyn Harty. Karyn Harty is a partner at McCann FitzGerald in Dublin, specialising in complex commercial litigation and investigations. Karyn is a passionate believer in doing things better, and spearheaded the use of technology assisted review for discovery in Ireland. She heads up the firm’s Legal Technology Solutions division, which manages complex projects and provides state of the art digital solutions to the firm and its clients. Follow That Tech Pod: Twitter-@thattechpod LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/thattechpod website: thattechpod.com

In this episode, the TTT welcome Cyrus Bolden from "Legal Technology Solutions" to discuss how IT recruiters find and place talent.LTS is a leading provider of highly specialized, hard-to-find professionals within the E-Discovery, Litigation Support, Digital Forensic, and Cyber Security industries.

Described as the new electricity or oil by one person and uranium by the next, there is no doubt that the use (and abuse) of data is as hot a topic for the legal industry, as it is for every other. So why is it so important? Why does it garner such polar opposite views? And how is any of this relevant to the practice and business of law? We spoke with an amazingly talented group of data gurus, all of whom work with data in similar and different ways in the legal industry and asked them to answer these and many more questions. For these folks data is a part of what they do every day. It helps them and their firms/organisations make better decisions. It helps them identify best and next practices for their businesses and, it supports them in delivering better services and products, faster and cheaper without compromising quality for their clients. In discussion with Chris Maher - Legal Counsel – Products, Marketing & IP, Legal & Corporate Affairs, Telstra; Aidan Parsons - Business Development and Operations Manager at LOD | Legal Operations; Alex Rosenrauch - Legal Process Specialist, Telstra; and Tae Royle - Head of Legal Technology Solutions, Ashurst, we covered topics including: Getting some terminology straight like big data, unstructured and structured data, predictive analytics and data analytics. Whether or not data is the next best thing (the good oil/electricity) or toxic (like uranium) and, whether or not that is all a matter of perspective and/or use. How data is being used in legal practice – the many ways e.g. to improve efficiencies of processes and systems, as a tool in legal practice e.g. e-discovery, due diligence, etc., as an integral part of a new take on risk management, and in some other areas too like business development and talent management. How data is re-shaping legal practice from all perspectives – for lawyers and clients - and, because of its emerging importance and pervasiveness, whether it has consequently given rise to a new, emerging legal profession of legal data specialists. What's stopping the legal profession from embracing data analytics? How a law firm/department can start to construct a Data Management Plan/Strategy or begin planning to manage data. How a law firm/legal department can encourage the change to a data driven mindset and culture in the legal industry – and how closely aligned that is to a culture of continuous improvement. And finally, the big questions for the legal industry - what happens if it does not embrace the use of data analytics in legal practice in the near future? Thank you so much Chris, Aidan, Alex and Tae – can't wait until we get to hang out with our favourite data gurus again!

As time goes by, more and more law firms are now moving into the cloud. Add in some state bar rules to the mix and it's much harder to keep up! Thankfully we have people like Beits Livneh, President of Legal Technology Solutions - an IT firm that specializes in helping legal professionals take advantage of technology. Beits’ background is full of colors and one hell of an example of The American Dream. His background is from the Israeli military in intelligence and risked everything to chase his dream in the U.S. With $300 in his pocket upon arriving, he strived and 17 years later, his business is the number 1 IT firm in Arizona. In this Episode: Is the cloud much secure than the old way Is GSuite more secure than Gmail How Google makes money from you Is it better to store data on practice management softwares like Clio Beits’ SPECIAL OFFER FREE Network & Security Assessment - http://www.legaltechnology.solutions/STL Get in touch with the Lawve-ly people and businesses you met: Beits Livneh, President Legal Technology Solutions PHONE: 480-614-4227 WEB: www.LegalTechnolgy.Solutions EMAIL: info@legaltechnologysolutions.com   Emily LaRusch, CEO & Founder Back Office Betties Email: HiBettie@BackOfficeBetties.com Web: www.BackOfficebetties.com Twitter: @CallBetties Facebook: @BackOfficeBetties

In an ever-expanding pool of Legal Technology Solutions, how do you pick the right technology for your solo/small firm? How do you address the mandatory need for cybersecurity to prevent hacking and protect your clients' data? How do you protect your livelihood in a catastrophe? Chelsey's knowledge will leave you a little breathless. Listen to this jam-packed podcast before you download her incredible her free100 page 2017 Legal Technology Buyer's Guide . Written by Susan Cartier Liebel

I spoke with Michael do Rozario and Brian Borskjaer, Special Counsel and Director of the firm's Legal Technology Solutions team, respectively, at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, a prominent Australian law firm with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. We discussed Casefolio, the firm's new award-winning document review app, its development, and the user experience, among many other topics. When it received the Lawtech Award For Innovation in Legal IT at the 7th Annual Chilli IQ Lawtech Summit & Awards in 2012, one judge noted: “This iPad app is simply clever, innovative and delivers a truly ingenious and effective solution to the vexed litigation practitioner.” Casefolio is available for free trial download in the US, UK, Canadian, and Australian iTunes stores. Corrshas also developed a converter that allows documents and metadata to be exported and imported from a range of litigation support databases, including Ringtail, Relativity, and Summation.

I spoke with Michael do Rozario and Brian Borskjaer, Special Counsel and Director of the firm’s Legal Technology Solutions team, respectively, at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, a prominent Australian law firm with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. We discussed Casefolio, the firm’s new award-winning document review app, its development, and the user experience, among many other topics. When it received the Lawtech Award For Innovation in Legal IT at the 7th Annual Chilli IQ Lawtech Summit & Awards in 2012, one judge noted: “This iPad app is simply clever, innovative and delivers a truly ingenious and effective solution to the vexed litigation practitioner.” Casefolio is available for free trial download in the US, UK, Canadian, and Australian iTunes stores. Corrshas also developed a converter that allows documents and metadata to be exported and imported from a range of litigation support databases, including Ringtail, Relativity, and Summation.

I spoke with Michael do Rozario and Brian Borskjaer, Special Counsel and Director of the firm’s Legal Technology Solutions team, respectively, at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, a prominent Australian law firm with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. We discussed Casefolio, the firm’s new award-winning document review app, its development, and the user experience, among many other topics. When it received the Lawtech Award For Innovation in Legal IT at the 7th Annual Chilli IQ Lawtech Summit & Awards in 2012, one judge noted: “This iPad app is simply clever, innovative and delivers a truly ingenious and effective solution to the vexed litigation practitioner.” Casefolio is available for free trial download in the US, UK, Canadian, and Australian iTunes stores. Corrshas also developed a converter that allows documents and metadata to be exported and imported from a range of litigation support databases, including Ringtail, Relativity, and Summation.

I spoke with Michael do Rozario and Brian Borskjaer, Special Counsel and Director of the firm’s Legal Technology Solutions team, respectively, at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, a prominent Australian law firm with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. We discussed Casefolio, the firm’s new award-winning document review app, its development, and the user experience, among many other topics. When it received the Lawtech Award For Innovation in Legal IT at the 7th Annual Chilli IQ Lawtech Summit & Awards in 2012, one judge noted: “This iPad app is simply clever, innovative and delivers a truly ingenious and effective solution to the vexed litigation practitioner.” Casefolio is available for free trial download in the US, UK, Canadian, and Australian iTunes stores. Corrshas also developed a converter that allows documents and metadata to be exported and imported from a range of litigation support databases, including Ringtail, Relativity, and Summation.