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In a recent post, I commented on how far legal technology has come in a short time, breaking away from its somewhat esoteric shackles, coming out of the shadows into the mainstream. If there was any doubt about that before, then I would say ask any of the 6,500 people attending LegalTechTalk (LTT) last week […]
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In a recent post, I commented on how far legal technology has come in a short time, breaking away from its somewhat esoteric shackles, coming out of the shadows into the mainstream. If there was any doubt about that before, then I would say ask any of the 6,500 people attending LegalTechTalk (LTT) last week […]
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Law firms and corporate legal departments operate in an environment defined by change. Attorneys move between firms, internal teams experience turnover, matters evolve in parallel across jurisdictions, and litigation can span years or even decades. With all these shifts, some level of continuity is necessary to manage risk and control costs. One of the most […]
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In the legal profession, independence of thought is a defining trait. Lawyers pride themselves on scrutiny, diligence, making well-constructed arguments and challenging assumptions. And yet, when it comes to technology selection, particularly around AI, many firms are doing the exact opposite. They are following the herd. It’s safety in numbers. Celebrity Hype or Genuine Innovation? […]
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If you spend any time in eDiscovery, you know we use the word defensible a lot. And it’s for good reason. Everything we do has to stand up to scrutiny, whether that’s from opposing counsel, the court, or stakeholders asking, “why did we do it this way?” But defensibility isn’t as simple as following a […]
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What does it mean to change how you do something? (Sunrise.) Even if the process is as inconsequential as choosing a new route to walk your dog through the neighborhood, it still invokes questions and challenges. While the rising sun is no longer in my eyes, the dog questions all. Will I still get to […]
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Every year, it feels like corporate data invents a new way to complicate discovery. Legal teams barely finish adapting to one platform before another arrives with a fresh set of quirks. Cloud apps, collaboration tools, modern attachments, AI-generated content, and chat platforms are all different ways we work and communicate, yet traditional legal processes were […]
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A benefit of working for a company that has been in the legal services and technology industry for 37 years is that you learn a lot about what has worked and what hasn’t when it comes to innovation. We are always looking at where to develop, where to buy, and where to partner when creating […]
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From AI Experimentation to Implementing with Purpose in 2025 As 2025 winds down, the legal industry finds itself at a familiar holiday crossroads: reflecting on the year behind us and setting goals for the one ahead. If 2024 was the year the profession dabbled in AI like a child peeking at presents, 2025 is the […]
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At the Consero Litigation Forum, I had the privilege of moderating a Knowledge Bridge discussion titled “New Approaches to Managing Risk, Burden, and Spend.” The session brought together 38 corporate legal leaders for a thoughtful, forward-looking conversation about how legal departments are adapting. Not just to cut costs and reduce risk, but to innovate in […]
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