EPISODE · Aug 1, 2022 · 1H 13M
Episode 140 - LegalTech Around the World: Canada + USA
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In this podcast, the fifth session in CLI's Legaltech Around the World Series, David Bushby, Managing Director, InCounsel provided an overview of the local legaltech market in Canada + USA. David was joined by amazing guest panellists: Chris Bentley, Managing Director, Legal Innovation Zone and Law Practice Program at Ryerson University (Canada) Wendy Butler Curtis, Chief Innovation Officer and Chair eDiscovery & Information Governance Group, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP (USA) Olga V. Mack, Vice President, CEO, Parley Pro LexisNexis (USA) Maya Markovich, Executive Director, Justice Technology Association (USA) Noah Waisberg, Co-founder & CEO, Zuva Inc. (Canada) Topics covered in this session included: An overview of the legaltech markets in Canada + USA How, why and where legaltech communities are developing The transformation of legaltech to tech and the implications for legal practice The impact of regulatory reform on legaltech Who and what is driving the leaders in legaltech adoption – in-house vs law firms and beyond The changing profile of legaltech buyers The pros and cons of enterprise tech stacks vs point solutions From platforms to tech companies – where does the continuum start and end? The role of tech in access to justice Who is funding legaltech development in Canada + USA The new legaltech talent profile – who, what, where and when! The challenges and opportunities for legaltech in Canada + USA You'll find information about the other episodes in this series here. The series is presented in association with InCounsel. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this episode, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free Resource Hub here. Don't forget to subscribe to: InCounsel's Weekly Newsletter CLI's Newsletter
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