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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2025 · 49 MIN

#34 How a Frustrated Lawyer Created a Contract Revolution Used 10 Million Times a Year

from Lawyers Who Learn · host David Schnurman

On this episode of Lawyers Who Learn, Host David Schnurman, CEO of Lawline, interviews Electra Japonas, founder of The Law Boutique and Chief Legal Officer at Law Insider. Join us as Electra shares her remarkable career journey from in-house counsel at prestigious organizations like the European Space Agency, Disney, and British American Tobacco to becoming a legal innovation pioneer. Discover how her frustration with inefficient legal processes inspired her to launch The Law Boutique and create the groundbreaking open-source One NDA initiative. Electra discusses: How the One NDA initiative gained widespread industry adoption The recent acquisition of The Law Boutique by Law Insider and her transition to CLO Her vision for the future of legal technology and AI's transformative role in the legal profession Personal insights on balancing ambitious career goals with family life Whether you're a legal professional looking to innovate or interested in the evolution of legal tech, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on modernizing legal practice.

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