These Little Piggies Went To The LegalTech Market (ft Stephanie Wilkins)

from Further Comments · host Damien Riehl & Horace Wu

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Further Comments, we welcome legal tech expert Stephanie Wilkins to discuss the highlights and transformative trends in legal technology from 2024. We reflect on the TLTF conference in Miami, explore the adoption of AI in the legal industry, and contemplate the evolving market dynamics, including the rise of the mid-market law firms. The discussion also covers the future predictions for 2025, user experiences, and the impact of generative AI on legal practices. Tune in for another dive into the world of legal tech!00:00 Introduction00:29 Recap of the TLTF Summit01:13 Introducing Stephanie Wilkins01:49 Highlights of 202404:20 Discussion on Legal Tech Adoption15:17 Mid Market Law Firms and Technology23:23 Predictions for 202529:26 Final Thoughts

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