Key Takeaways from the 2022 CLOC Global Institute
Join this webcast to hear takeaways from the 2022 CLOC Global Institute. Discover how technological and digital trends affect the business of law and your organization's effort to better enhance its legal operations.
May 09, 2022 at 08:48 AM
2 minute read
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The need for digital transformation continues to set the agenda for your legal operations strategy, whether it's in-house or an outside law firm. A new slate of technologies, ranging from cloud computing to artificial intelligence and machine learning, is changing the business of law as more organizations seek ways to automate routine tasks. Legal operations wants to create efficiencies that make the whole operation smoother and contribute to bottom-line savings. However, questions remain about what platforms legal operations organizations should invest in and how best to measure the success of your digital transformation process.
Join this webcast to hear answers to those questions and more takeaways from the 2022 CLOC Global Institute. Discover how technological and digital trends affect the business of law and your organization's effort to better enhance its legal operations. You will learn:
- How newer technologies such as AI and machine learning are making their way into law firms and in-house legal departments.
- The advantages of tools in document management, contract management and e-discovery.
- How advances based in e-discovery and document management strategies are impacting governance and compliance.
- How to make the business case for legal operations and updated technology to benefit your organization's bottom line.
Panelists:
Mike Russell | Head of Global Legal Ops | Expedia
Dan Hauck |CPO | Netdocuments
Gary Sangha | Founder & CEO | LexCheck
Andrew Shimek | CRO | DISCO
with a special presentation by:
Heather Nevitt | Editor-in-Chief | Corporate Counsel
Moderated by:
Brad Blickstein | Founder and Principal | The Blickstein Group
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