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Sinopse
Fringe Legal is a podcast for law firm leaders and influencers. Each episode is a thoughtful discussion with a diverse range of voices about ideas impacting the evolution of the legal profession.Along the way, well learn about challenges to be overcome, whats worked in the past, and expert tips on what could make a difference in the future.
Episódios
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S3E6 Karina Vazirova on chess, regtech and disruption
28/05/2020 Duração: 49minKarina Vazirova is the founder of KV Labs - a digital product agency, where she helps businesses get the most out of technology. Her current focuses on highly regulated, fast-growing companies that are looking to optimize their compliance function with tech.
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S3.E5 Sam Moore of Burness Paull on skills for future lawyers
21/05/2020 Duração: 36minSam Moore is the Innovation Manager at Scottish firm Burness Paull.
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Bonus: Shannon Desmarais - practicalities of returning to work
11/05/2020 Duração: 16minShannon Desmarais is the national manager, legal solutions at Canon
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S3.E4 Maziar Jamnejad on the spectrum of innovation in legal practices
01/05/2020 Duração: 47minMaziar is the Innovation Manager at Linklaters in Italy. He has years of experience delivering supermassive legal matters and changing the way that law firms operate. He has held practice-wide, national, and global roles.
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S3.E3 Torsten Torpe on Legal Tech Innovation
23/04/2020 Duração: 39minTorsten Torpe is the Head of Legal Tech Innovation at Bech-Bruun. Torsten will also be part of a panel at the Fringe Legal Virtual Summit 2020 on 7th May.
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S3.E2 Love Legal speaks with Fringe Legal
16/04/2020 Duração: 43minSeb Shakh is the Founder and CEO of Love Legal Caroline Ragan is the COO of Love Legal Love Legal is an online platform empowering you to offer modern estate planning services to your clients with ease.
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S3.E1 Legal Upheaval with Michele DeStefano
09/04/2020 Duração: 51minMichele DeStefano is the Founder and Executive Director of LawWithoutWalls, and Professor of Law, University of Miami. She’s an author, speaker, independent consultant, and facilitator to law firms, corporate legal departments, and legal startups on innovation and technology, culture creation, teaming, and cross-practice, cross-border initiatives. Michele is the author of Legal Upheaval and New Suits.
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S2.E10 Jan Roggen of Adhemar Law on change management and practical innovation
12/03/2020 Duração: 38minJan Roggen is the founder of Adhemar.law, a Belgian environmental and real estate boutique law firm. This is the last episode of the season.
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S2.E9 Talking Legal Transformation with Kim Lewis
27/02/2020 Duração: 48minKim Lewis is the Legal Transformation Manager at Gilbert + Tobin.
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S2.E8 Discussing the transformation of the legal industry with Isabella Galeano
13/02/2020 Duração: 36minIsabella Galeano is the founder of The Technolawgist. She is head of legal at Abertis Mobility Services, legal tech and legal innovation consultant and Director of the Legal Tech Programme at Esade Law School. Her mission is to contribute to the transformation of the legal industry and to inspire lawyers around the world.
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S2.E7 Creating new business opportunities using no-code platforms with Jackson Liu of Neota Logic
30/01/2020 Duração: 40minJackson Liu is a recovering lawyer and management consultant. He currently serves as Vice President, Markets & Growth for Neota Logic. In this role, he is responsible for growing the company’s presence across the globe by working with clients to create solutions and derive value out of the Neota Logic AI automation platform.
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S2.E6 Changing Landscape of Australia Legal Technology with Stewart Rasmussen
16/01/2020 Duração: 34minOn the show today, we have Stewart Rasmussen. Stew is a friend, a technologist, and someone who is extremely knowledgeable about the Australian market, especially the legal segment. He's previously worked for the likes of Phoenix Business Solutions in the UK and APAC, served as the Head of Client Services APAC for HighQ, and most recently was the Director of Legal Technology for KPMG Australia.
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S2.E5 Knowledge Management Q&A with Allison Hosking
02/01/2020 Duração: 37minAllison Hosking is the Head of Knowledge Management at Al Tamimi & Co where she oversees a team responsible for all aspects of the firm’s knowledge management strategy across their 17 offices. -- With the start of the new year we try a different format. We ask crowdsourced questions about Knowledge Management to a KM leader. --
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S2.E4 Nina Gratrick on Technology Transformation and Evolution of IT Service Delivery
19/12/2019 Duração: 44minNina Gratrick is the Head of IT Services at the global law firm of Watson Farley & Williams. We talk about how the evolution of IT service delivery, and how by being customer centric, it's possible to push the boundaries of change at your firm.
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S2.E3 Laura Collins Scott of Clifford Chance's On Leading The Create+65 Innovation Lab
05/12/2019 Duração: 41minLaura Collins Scott is the Innovation Lead for Clifford Chance in Singapore. In this episode we talk about Laura experience on leading the Create+65 Innovation Lab in Singapore. Laura Collins Scott began working with Clifford Chance in 2017 when she was initially engaged to define the strategy and business plan for Clifford Chance Applied Solutions.Laura founded BB Consulting in 2016 to help incumbent companies and start-ups design and build innovative products for their customers.
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S2.E2 Peter Buck of NetDocuments on tackling multi-teaming
21/11/2019 Duração: 23minOn this episode we have Peter Buck, VP, Product Strategy at NetDocuments. The core of the conversation focuses on tackling multi-teaming - the effects of having multiple people working on multiple projects simultaneously. We pivot then to focus on productivity, discussing how it can be measured and the impact of constant context switching, discussing against the background that it takes one around 25 minutes to reach full productivity, but people are interrupted every 3 minutes! Be sure to check the full show notes for links to articles and books mentioned in the episode.
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S2.E1 Maya Markovich of Dentons Nextlaw Labs on Catalyzing Innovation
07/11/2019 Duração: 39minWelcome to the 2nd season of the Fringe Legal podcast. In the first episode we speak with the Maya Markovich, Head of Product at Dentons Nextlaw Labs. The core theme of the episode is all around innovation; we cover three broad categories: 1) The 3 different pillars of NextLaw labs, and how innovation can take the robot out of the lawyer 2) How do you catalyze innovation? What that means, and the importance of becoming the connective tissue across the firm/business 3) Impact of legal tech on access to justice Thanks to Maya for taking the time, and also to Isabella Galeno (who’s featured later in the season) for introducing me to Maya.
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Season 2 Trailer
05/11/2019 Duração: 02minA sneak peak into Season 2 of the Fringe Legal podcast. Episode one of the second season comes out of November 7, 2019. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to be notified of new episodes.
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S1.E10 Clarissa Rayward on finding happiness in the practice of law
10/05/2019 Duração: 36minClarissa Rayward, also known as ‘The Happy Family Lawyer’, specialises in helping couples stay out of Court and work together to reach a resolution to their relationship breakdown. A practising family lawyer,she is the Director of the Brisbane Family Law Centre, a multidisciplinary practice. Clarissa is based in Brisbane, Australia is a speaker, author, and hosts the popular podcast “Happy Lawyer, Happy Life”.
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S1.E9 Thao Tran on crowdsourcing ideas, the importance of mentorship, and embracing the KM role
03/05/2019 Duração: 42minIn this penultimate episode of season one, I speak with the fantastic Thao Tran. Thao is the Knowledge Manager at the international firm Fried Frank. She's based in New York, and is also the Member Liaison for ILTA in NYC.