Tune in for a discussion about the pandemic triggering transformation in the global legal industry in this 25-minute podcast brought to you by the 2020 Influential Women in Legal Tech list honorees.
Katie Desir, ILTA Program Marketing Specialist, moderated this discussion around transformation, change management, and so much more. The featured guests are Maya Markovich, Chief Growth Officer, Nextlaw Labs; and Jackie Nagtegaal, Futurist & Managing Director, Law for All.
They chatted about...
2:48 The major shifts that happened at the start of the pandemic
8:28 What changes do you want to stick? What changes are you still hoping for?
14:49 The uptick of legal tech shifting to a B2C service
17:20 How can we effectively implement changes or reinstate justices that have gone on the wayside?
23:00 Closing thoughts
Listen to the previous episodes at the following links:
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 6
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 5
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 4
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 3
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 2
ILTA Technology Competency: Episode 1
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