By Brid Heffernan
Legal Technology
Predictive data analysis for litigation
Technology, data, and metrics work hand in hand to create more efficient, effective legal teams. We generally focus on the be...
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By Connor Amor-Bendall
Legal Technology
Process optimization with Devin Jensen
Iterating your legal tech software is not what most in-house teams want to do. But trial and error create gold, and by using,...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Social mobility is a DEI issue for legal
Social mobility is an important aspect of DEI and is often under-represented in the legal profession. Counsel who come from l...
By Ben Hollier
Legal Technology
Some practical advice on embracing AI technology
Adopting new technologies has been a struggle for in-house legal teams but not for a lack of intelligence or capability. In-h...
By Brid Heffernan
Legal Technology
Legal software: in-house vs private practice
When moving from private practice to in-house, legal counsel are often keen to bring their legacy document management or prac...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Taking the power back – how to push back on law firm pricing
Law firm pricing is a highly contentious issue, with both law firms and market laying the blame squarely on the other. Law Sq...
By Brid Heffernan
Legal Technology
The benefits of legal intake
Intake systems are fast becoming the norm as they save legal teams time and hassle. However, as with most new tech, not every...
By Alison Meredith
Legal Technology
The changing legal landscape: how AI is helping to redefine roles in legal
Lawyers are often skeptical of legal AI. The automation of their daily work leaves them wondering if their job may become red...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
Remote work: lessons from lockdown
Melburnians have suffered more than most during the pandemic – they spent over 260 days in lock-down, with the lines be...
By Sian Simpson
Change
The rise and benefits of the freelance General Counsel
Freelancers are on the increase as the digital economy allows for flexibility and a new way of working and its inevitable in-...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
The wild ride of being a General Counsel
Being a General Counsel, and the sole in-house counsel for a company is very demanding – especially during a global pan...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
In-house counsel are not second class lawyers
In-house and private practice lawyers have a symbiotic relationship – or so they should. It’s not always smooth s...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
The future of lawyers
Law is one of the most long-standing professions, it comes with status and power. Is it possible that our attachment to the i...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Navigating complexity: what to do when the world goes mad
Business is never easy, but sometimes unpredictable external circumstances raise the stakes even higher. Pier Luigi Lucatuort...
By Sian Simpson
Legal Technology
Why you should adopt a legal workspace vs a point solution
In the excitement of integrating new technologies into our business that can drive efficiency and accuracy, we often forget t...
By Christoper McGavin
Change
Why workplace culture matters during the great resignation
We are in the midst of the Great Resignation; hordes of workers are packing it in as the stresses of a global pandemic create...
By Helen Doukas
Legal Technology
Class action against OpenAI reveals inherent catch-22 with generative AI
Like many of us, I’ve looked at the class action filed against OpenAI. At its heart, the claim describes and takes aim at cer...
By Connor Amor-Bendall
Change
Turning resistance into opportunity with change management
Change management leaders know to expect resistors – people who refuse to embrace new ways of working. Through years of...