By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
Legal DEI: applying equitable design principles to the law with Aubrey Blanche
Creating equitable organizations doesn’t happen overnight. Aubrey Blanche, Senior Director of Equitable Design, Product...
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By Alison Meredith
Legal Technology
Artificial Intelligence: The backbone of an intelligent legal platform
Whether you like it or not, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay and it is revolutionizing bulk legal work through au...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Legal Technology
Exploring the future of law
Clients will always seek the best legal outcome they can find. What will happen when technology can provide more accurate and...
By Sian Simpson
Change
Being an agile General Counsel in times of constant change
The term ‘agile’ has certainly had a workout over the past year of pandemic-related challenges. Organizations are functioning...
By Sian Simpson
Change
Breaking the legal silo
The saying goes that behind every great leader, is a great woman. In this day and age we submit that a great ‘partner’ is a m...
By Christoper McGavin
Legal Technology
Data and privacy in an increasingly globalized world
Data is a valuable asset that drives legislative change and presents opportunities, but in-house lawyers face new challenges ...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
Dear lawyers, from change
Hi again lawyers, it’s me – your old nemesis – change. I’m here to remind you that times are, you gue...
By Christoper McGavin
Legal Technology
Demystifying legal operations and some of its challenges
When faced with too many options, we often find ourselves rendered rather useless – choice can be crippling. As legal-t...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Do in-house counsel have a place in ESG
In-house counsel are increasingly taking on the responsibility for crafting their organization’s ESG policy. Although i...
By Sian Simpson
Change
How to become the in-house legal department of yes
In-house legal departments are sometimes seen as a tick box, a mandatory regulatory and cost centre for the organisation. Thi...
By Sian Simpson
Legal Technology
How to design a legal intake process that end users love
How can in-house legal teams design a legal intake process that is client and user-friendly, which also makes triaging and as...
By Sian Simpson
Change
Legal change management: how to win friends and influence people
Change management is often broken down into a three step process; preparing for change, managing change and reinforcing chang...
By Brid Heffernan
Legal Technology
Legal intake – the missing piece of the puzzle
Efficient, accurate legal teams responding quickly to business requests is the dream. Using Intake can help to make this real...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Legal Technology
Is legal operations the bridge to break down legal silos
Many make the mistake of seeing legal tech as the be-all to breaking down legal silos. Bobbie Travis believes it is the appli...
By Sian Simpson
Legal Technology
It’s meant to be: the marriage between contract and matter management
The marriage between matter and contract management is a long-awaited union. It stands to enhance in-house legal practices, i...
By Jennifer McIver
Change
Like clockwork – how the billable hour turned me off private practice
The billable hour became a catalyst for a young Seattle lawyer to change her way of thinking about the legal industry and her...
By Ben Hollier
Legal Technology
ROI battle: legal AI versus outside counsel
Increasing costs of external counsel are expected to place pressure on how often in-house legal seek their assistance. While ...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Modern legal work is less about optics
The modern world has seen work change. With our new remote culture, it is less important to look like you’re doing the ...