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In today's remote world, it can be a challenge to complete traditional paper-based notarizations and can cause unnecessary friction between you and your clients. Now accustomed to convenient digital experiences, clients expect a modern approach to notarizations that avoids delays, provides an exceptional experience, and preserves a more complete record of the notarial transaction.
Join this webcast to discover how you and your clients can conduct remote online notarizations securely and efficiently. You will learn about:
- Remote online notarization (RON) and how the process works
- Identity verification, audio-visual communication, notarial journal, and other record-keeping capabilities
- Federal, state and local legal considerations
- Law firm specific use-cases and client benefits
Speakers:
Lucy Nagasawa, Solution Engineer, DocuSign, Inc.
Lucy Nagasawa is a Solution Engineer working primarily with DocuSign's customers in the Legal and Legal Tech industries. As a technical advisor for law firms and related businesses undergoing digital transformation, Lucy aligns with customers on their complex business problems and system requirements, and delivers trusted, long-term, high ROI solutions leveraging DocuSign's Agreement Cloud Platform.
Andy currently serves as a Practice Lead focusing on the development and deployment of DocuSign Notary. Prior to his position at DocuSign, Andy was the Co-founder of Liveoak Technologies, Inc. (acquired by DocuSign July 2020); Liveoak is an enterprise cloud platform re-inventing the way enterprises manage, collaborate, and complete agreements. Prior to Liveoak, Andy spent 20+ years in the financial services industry in leadership roles with a focus on sales, distribution, and technology. Andy also is a Remote online notary public in Texas.
Liz Pereira is DocuSign Product Counsel, acting as lead counsel with respect to DocuSign's Notary suite. She previously worked as a transactional attorney on the Global Contracts team at DocuSign. She is a graduate of Duke University and the University of Illinois College of Law. Liz recently relocated from Chicago, Illinois to Snoqualmie, Washington with her fantastic husband (Andy) and gaggle of adorable children (Harriet and Duncan). When she's not immersed in the ever changing state of RON legislation, she enjoys running, reading, cooking, and exploring her new home state.
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