By Alma Asay | May 4, 2021
In the latest installment of the Women of Legal Tech series, Alma Asay interviews Trident Legal's Sofia Lingos on why legal ethics rules aren't insurmountable hurdles for tech, representing small businesses during the pandemic, and more.
By Victoria Hudgins | April 26, 2021
Caitlin Handron recently joined Ropes & Gray's R&G Insights Lab to bring behavioral science to corporate legal needs. In an interview, she highlights key ways societal and organizational norms impact corporate risk.
By Sherry Kappel | April 21, 2021
In the latest installment of the Women of Legal Tech series, Sherry Kappel interviews Sensei Enterprises' Sharon Nelson on how the pandemic changed legal tech adoption, teaching over 100 CLEs last year, and why there should be less talk about the "shiny new toys" of legal tech.
By Alaina Lancaster | April 14, 2021
Daniel Wilde, an attorney for Law On Call, which claims to be the first nonlawyer-owned law firm in the nation, says the entire country can benefit from the innovative business models coming out of Utah.
By Victoria Hudgins | April 12, 2021
LexFusion's chief strategy officer Casey Flaherty reveals why he left Big Law and how legal tech's lack of interoperability isn't its only major issue.
By Frank Ready | April 6, 2021
Brad Rogers, the senior vice president of strategy and growth at Onit, is banking on some of the positive innovation stories emerging from law firms and legal departments to encourage others to take the plunge—especially as Onit looks to expand its end-to-end capabilities.
By Alma Asay | April 1, 2021
The Women of Legal Tech series is back! In this newest installment, Alma Asay interviews myFirmData's Pegeen Turner on being an unlikely entrepreneur, the importance of processes for efficiency, and more.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 30, 2021
DISCO's former chief marketing officer Neil Etheridge explains why he left the e-discovery industry and why vendors are now exploring the "left side" of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM).
By Frank Ready | March 19, 2021
Bob Taylor, who is joining Deloitte Legal Services after 25 years inside the legal department at Liberty Mutual, believes that most corporate in-house teams are eager to take advantage of technology. But whether or not many are actually ready to undertake that transformation is an entirely different story.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 19, 2021
Former DraftKings GC Tim Parilla recently became LinkSquares chief legal officer. In an interview with Legaltech News, he discusses the reasons behind the move, and how in-house lawyers' "weird" fixation on certain contractual language may be putting their jobs at risk.
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