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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 27 MIN

AI, Lawtech and the Future of Legal Practice with Christina Blacklaws

from Scottish Legal Insights | Journal of the Law Society of Scotland · host Scottish Legal Insights

How can the legal profession embrace new technology without widening the diversity gap?  In this episode of the Scottish Legal Insights podcast, solicitor, business leader and diversity champion Christina Blacklaws joins us to discuss the future of legal technology, inclusion and transformational change across the legal profession. Christina is chair of LawtechUK, former President of the Law Society of England and Wales, and founder of Blacklaws Consulting, where she advises organisations on strategy, innovation and leadership.  We explore how emerging technologies are reshaping modern legal practice, why diversity and inclusion must remain central to legal innovation, and how law firms can use technology to create more equal and supportive workplaces.  Listen for expert legal insights, practical guidance and perspectives on lawtech, leadership and the future of the legal profession. 

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