Podcasts about lexoo

There is a problem. Lawyers and Founders have misaligned incentives. Daniel van Binsbergen, lawyer turned founder, shares his perspective on tackling legal challenges in the startup world. Having Founded and exited Lexoo, a legal marketplace, DVB bridges the gap between the legal world and the entrepreneurial mindset. From prioritising legal matters and managing risk tolerance, to fostering a productive relationship with your lawyer and adapting to the fast-paced startup environment - expect actionable insights and candid advice on how to effectively handle legal aspects while not being distracted from your business. 

Daniel Van Binsbergen is the CEO of LEXOO, a marketplace for legal services.*Why lawyers shouldnt give away 82% of their salary*Why lawyers are unhappy*Why the billing model is outdated*Which lawyers should fear for their job*How the legal industry will look like in the future!Van Binsbergen is one of the keynote speakers at Future Lawyer 2018- conference, in Oslo, October 19th.He will be joined by Andrew Arruda, Eva De Falck, David Baum, Jan Stemplewski and Joanna Goodman among others. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm delighted to release the very first episode of Marketplace Mechanics! In this episode, I speak with Daniel van Binsbergen, the CEO of legal marketplace, Lexoo.

In this episode, Carlos was joined by our very own Tom Wilson, a qualified UK Lawyer and member of the Seedcamp investment team. Together, they took a deep dive into the Legal Tech sector, an area that Tom is particularly passionate about given his past experience (and headaches) as a lawyer prior to joining Seedcamp. We touched upon defining the Legal Tech sector and the various sub sectors that make up the legal eco-system. We went on to discuss some of the topics that are making the Legal Tech space so interesting right now including: a push for increased transparency, tech solutions focused on the automation of processes (i.e. NLP etc.), the maturing ecosystem, the generational shift and more broadly the innovation (i.e.AI etc.) and areas of our interest taking place right now in legal services. Show notes from the episode: Apply to Seedcamp x Nextlaw labs - http://seedcamp.com/seedcamp-x-nll/ Tom's blog post on the sector - http://bit.ly/29KtaAf Related bio links: - Tom - https://twitter.com/tom_wils / https://uk.linkedin.com/in/tomwilsonseedcamp - Carlos - www.carlosespinal.com / twitter.com/cee - Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com / twitter.com/seedcamp Additional show links: - Apperio - https://apperio.com/ - Lexoo - https://www.lexoo.co.uk/ - Beagle.ai - http://beagle.ai/ - Legal Robot - https://www.legalrobot.com/ - Juro - https://www.juro.io/ - Legal Zoom - http://www.legalzoom.com/

Daniel van Binsbergen is CEO and co-founder of Lexoo, an online marketplace that connects businesses with lawyers. Founded in 2014 in London, Lexoo has raised over $1.7M from a number of investors, including Forward Partners. Before founding Lexoo, Daniel was a senior associate at an international law firm, working in London and Amsterdam. A special thank you to Mattermark for providing all the data displayed in today's show and you can find out more about Mattermark here!    In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) What were the origins of Lexoo? What was the a-ha moment for Daniel? 2.) Was Daniel nervous about leaving the security of the legal profession to found a startup? What does Daniel advise people who want to make the leap but are not sure if it is worth risking everything? 3.) Why is there a divergence between the advancement of tech and the lacking progression of the legal space? 4.) Why did Daniel start Lexoo in a completely no tech, manual way? How was that? What would Daniel advise fellow founders who do not have the technical skills to build their idea? 5.) How did Daniel meet his investors? How did he find the fundraising experience? What was the challenging and surprising elements of the journey? 6.) If Daniel were to found Lexoo again, what would he do differently? Is there anything he wishes he had known before the process?   Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Daniel's Fave Book: The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick  Daniel's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Mattermark, Seth Godin, James Altucher Daniel's Must Have Software: Sunrise, Trello As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Daniel on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!