Sentences with phrase «legal industry conferences»

Kris has authored numerous articles and spoken at many legal industry conferences and events.

Heather has been a frequent presenter at legal industry conferences since 2001, a marketing opinion columnist with Lexpert since 2010, and LexisNexis since 2014, and writes about how to thrive in the changing legal market at heathersuttie.ca.

He is a sought - after speaker and frequently appears at law firm retreats and legal industry conferences in the United States and around the world.

Not exact matches

And there's the Clio Cloud Conference, which attracted 1,000 attendees last year to a two - day event: «Sort of like the Burning Man festival of the legal industry,» is how one impressed attendee described it.

Mr. Scott is a well - recognized keynote speaker at legal and industry related conferences and provides insight into the understanding of both legal issues and the technical requirements necessary for the successful management of mineral exploration and mining companies.

To grow awareness around the topic of Gamification he also founded GamifyCon, an annual Gamification Conference in Germany and co-founded GamFed, the only Gamification Association in the world, dedicated to areas like ethics, industry - standards, legal issues, and more.

«It struck me that this was an area of the legal industry that felt like it was at an inflection point, ripe for someone to come in with some disruption and innovation,» Solomon told me during a conference call last week.

That came not long after ReInvent Law NYC, another conference that focused on innovation and disruption in the legal industry.

Dubbed as «two days of engaging keynote presentations and interactive sessions on technology for the legal industry», this looks like it'll be a fantastic opportunity for legal industry folks to learn more about Clio's law practice management software (through the conference's Clio University track) and to hear from a great group of speakers on topics ranging from virtual practice, to mobile & paperless law offices, social media and online marketing, cloud ethics and the future of law.

The Clio Cloud Conference is sort of like the Burning Man Festival of the legal industry.

Our Probate Litigation attorneys include AV - Rated attorneys that are called upon to present at American Bar Association conferences, have written articles that are published by some of the legal industry's leading publications, and provide leadership by chairing, and being members of, committees for State Bar Associations and national organizations.

While the sessions we attended weren't always teeming with attendees, the topics were important and the speakers offered valuable insight into areas that we think are hugely important to the future of the legal industry — from workforce management to business intelligence to social media marketing — and we look forward to watching these new conferences take root and bloom in the coming years.

For those of you not familiar with ALM's Legalweek, it's a three - day collection of conferences on the legal industry, plus an expo of scores of legal tech and other legal - related ventures.

The conferences have attracted representatives of the energy industry in Alberta and Canada, members of the legal and business community, as well as internationally trained lawyers.

Legal is far behind the financial services industry in use of transformational technology, but the Fin (Legal) Tech conference hopes to change that.

Lawyers Associated Worldwide Conference — Artificial Intelligence and its Future in the Legal Industry

From the state of the industry panel to the closing CLE presentation on the future of legal services, the conference's common theme was freeing up attorneys to practice law and provide affordable legal services to more clients.

Doing things differently was top of mind at the conference, where lawyers, startups and legal tech enthusiasts came together to talk about how technology is changing the legal industry.

More than 1200 legal marketing professionals gathered in Las Vegas for the industry's largest conference earlier this month.

A frequent industry presenter, Sally has spoken at more than 200 national and international seminars and conferences for the legal profession, including programs sponsored by The American Lawyer, The National Law Journal, Practising Law Institute, LMA, the ABA, and the Association of Legal Administralegal profession, including programs sponsored by The American Lawyer, The National Law Journal, Practising Law Institute, LMA, the ABA, and the Association of Legal AdministraLegal Administrators.

Independent auditors come from Stanford Law, USC Law, Duke Law, and Bar Ilan University Computer Science Department — many of them authorities who are «household names» in the legal industry whom I've heard at conferences or encountered in law practice (e.g., Prof. Gillian Hadfield of USC Law, Bruce Mann of the Morrison & Foerster law firm, Dr. Roland Vogl of Stanford).

This is an opportunity for young legal professionals to attend an industry conference mixed with a theme where they already have years of knowledge and experience — technology.

The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC), which sponsored the conference, is working on establishing a set of industry billing guidelines, and aims to help law departments harness technology and data to accurately forecast legal cLegal Operations Consortium (CLOC), which sponsored the conference, is working on establishing a set of industry billing guidelines, and aims to help law departments harness technology and data to accurately forecast legal clegal costs.

Don't follow in the auto industry's footsteps: A post on The Am Law Daily includes a summary of the Leading Legal Innovation conference organized by the Southern California Innovation Project at the University of Southern California's Gould School of Law, which asked whether law firms, by failing to innovate, might be headed down the same path as the Big 3 automakers.

Podcast guest and Casetext VP Pablo Arredondo asked me to join him at the CodeX1 conference at Stanford Law School to argue about whether the legal tech industry is making promises it can't keep.

Newsletters and industry - specific conferences, such as the ABA Tech Show and the Solo and Small Firm Conference in Toronto, can also be an excellent source of information on new legal technologies and the reputation of technology companies.

According to the conference description, they are exploring «the next biggest disruptive technologies in the legal industry.»

Attended by senior legal marketing and business development professionals from the largest and best - known law firms in the country, the 2017 LMA Annual Conference attracted industry leaders and key decision makers from the legal community.

LegalTech New York is the bellwether conference for the legal industry.

Online Legal Marketing attends numerous conferences each year where we're able to showcase our legal marketing services while keeping abreast of the current issues affecting the industry, and your pracLegal Marketing attends numerous conferences each year where we're able to showcase our legal marketing services while keeping abreast of the current issues affecting the industry, and your praclegal marketing services while keeping abreast of the current issues affecting the industry, and your practice.

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The Sedona Conference ® Technology Review Panel or TRP (formerly RFP + Vendor Panel) met last week to look at the current state of the legal industry and discuss things to come.

The conference will bring lawyers and other legal professionals together to learn about the most useful and practical technologies available across the industry.

Presenter: Lawyers Associated Worldwide Conference — Artificial Intelligence and its Future in the Legal Industry 2018

We have the supposedly leading legal tech people in the country (thousands of them) assembled in New York and not one of them acting acting like technologists attending tech conferences in other industries.

In his keynote address to the 2016 CodeX FutureLaw conference, James Sandman, president of the Legal Services Corporation, suggested that one way to accelerate technology adoption in the legal industry would be to assess and rank law firms based on their use of technoLegal Services Corporation, suggested that one way to accelerate technology adoption in the legal industry would be to assess and rank law firms based on their use of technolegal industry would be to assess and rank law firms based on their use of technology.

The consistent drought of blogging from legal conferences is a reflection on our industry and our slowness to adopt new technologies fully.

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At its annual Futures Conference, the College of Law Practice Management brings together a uniquely multi-disciplinary group of legal industry participants and observers — partners, technologists, marketers,...

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Attorneys and legal marketers book the group rate across the country for industry association conferences and trade shows, looking to «increase their exposure,» «know the industry,» «network with key decision makers,» and collect tote bags.

Held in Auckland, the conference connected delegates with New Zealand's leading legal technology thinkers and industry providers and covered subjects in a legal context including cyber-security, blockchain, AI, tech and law - firm partnerships, innovating as an in - house lawyer, the business of law during changing times, and looking at disruption as «normal».

Early - generation Artificial Intelligence is already in the legal space — Bill Gates» vision for the Microsoft Personal Agent just takes it one step further.LegalTech New York is the bellwether conference for the legal industry.

And I've been asking about it, at conferences and legal industry events in many different jurisdictions.

Another interesting, dynamic and hard - hitting conference by the Yerra team who always know how to bring the issues facing the Legal, eDiscovery and IP industry to the forefront of our minds.

Over the past few months, Rocket Matter has met thousands of attorneys and others in the legal industry at bar association annual events and other conferences.

Conference participants will receive a free copy of the e-book, Liquid Legal: Transforming Legal into a Business Savvy, Information Enabled, and Performance Driven Industry, in which Elevate's chapter, «Running the Legal Department with Business Discipline: Applying Business Best Practices to the Corporate Legal Function,» examines how legal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management strateLegal: Transforming Legal into a Business Savvy, Information Enabled, and Performance Driven Industry, in which Elevate's chapter, «Running the Legal Department with Business Discipline: Applying Business Best Practices to the Corporate Legal Function,» examines how legal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management strateLegal into a Business Savvy, Information Enabled, and Performance Driven Industry, in which Elevate's chapter, «Running the Legal Department with Business Discipline: Applying Business Best Practices to the Corporate Legal Function,» examines how legal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management strateLegal Department with Business Discipline: Applying Business Best Practices to the Corporate Legal Function,» examines how legal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management strateLegal Function,» examines how legal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management stratelegal departments can benefit by adapting proven business management strategies.

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They also serve the professional organizations and legal committees that shape and influence the industry, and frequently speak and write at conferences and continuing legal education seminars on condemnation issues.

On Monday, January 29, 2018, legal professionals will flood New York for Legalweek 2018, a conference featuring workshops, networking opportunities, and hundreds of exhibitors all designed to address key issues in the legal industry.