LEGALTECH MATTERS
A Litera Podcast

Caroline Hill talks with David Wang about his work at Wilson Sonsini on Neuron, a proprietary platform that automates and digitizes legal processes for start-ups. Also, how the platform integrates with Morgan Stanley at Work’s Shareworks platform to read and write capitalization data directly into Shareworks through an API.

Adriana Linares talks with Colin Levy about the growth of in-house legal counsel over outside counsel in recent years. Also, what technology and basic skills lawyers should have in place, irrespective of how big or small the legal department.

Caroline Hill, Editor-in-Chief for Legal IT Insider talks with Kevin Gold about the Mischon de Reya strategic “combination” agreement with Top 50 UK law firm Taylor Vinters – an agreement that looks to future-proof their respective businesses by being the advisers to disruptive companies that will drive the future economy.

In his latest podcast, Ari Kaplan talks with Amy Barasch about the mission of Her Justice, how the organization leverages technology to empower its efforts, ways it collaborates with pro bono attorneys remotely, and its March 2021 report: Towards Justice for Parents in Child Support Courts.

CEO of LexFusion, Joe Borstein, and Stephen Poor, Chair Emeritus at Seyfarth Shaw, discuss how the business and practice of law have evolved since 2001 in terms of technology adoption, globalization, regulation, and outside investment in the legal profession. Both conclude that the pace of change will accelerate because of the pandemic as people realize technology can enhance the delivery of legal services.

In this podcast, Ari Kaplan discusses how legal issues associated with the cloud have evolved with technology law attorney, Bert Kaminski. They also look at the value of law firm practice experience, the mission of the Quantum Strategy Institute, the value of certifications for legal professionals, skills that enhance competitiveness, and the changing dynamics of legal education.

Legal tech journalist Bob Ambrogi leads an expert panel discussion on how legal teams can transform deal management by leveraging technologies that simplify the process to make it less onerous, more secure, and more transparent for lawyers and their clients. Our panel consists of Jeff Laretto, Cooley LLP, Emma Vertigen, Litera, and John Kelsey, Simmons & Simmons LLP.

Bob Ambrogi discusses Litera’s acquisition strategy with CEO Avaneesh Marwaha. Since 2016 Litera has embarked on a buy, build, innovate acquisition strategy. As a result, the company has grown and evolved beyond its document drafting focus to become a significant player in the transaction and litigation spaces. This year it entered the world of data to provide firms the information and insight they need to run successful businesses.