Legaltech Week

Each week, the leading journalists in legal tech choose their top stories of the week to discuss with our other panelists. The Week's Top Stories, and the Panelists who Chose Them: 00:00 - Introduction 02:49 - Women in Legal Tech (Caroline Hill) 16:15 - The Justice Technology Association (Greg Lambert) 21:25 - First Amendment Protects Non-Lawyers in Providing Legal Advice in Debt Cases, Federal Court Rules (Bob Ambrogi) 30:39 - Nonlawyer paraprofessionals couldn't jointly own law firms under revised licensing proposal in this state (Victor Li) 37:17 - 77% of in house legal professionals report experiencing a failure in legal tech implementation (Steve Embry) 44:43 - Onit and the idea of horizontal strategizing (Joe Patrice) 54:45 - Are we going to see layoffs in Legaltech (Greg Lambert)

Join our panelists as they discuss the week's top stories. Topics This week: - New Termi Chatbot May Just Be the Missing Link in Driving Tech Adoption at Law Firms (selected by Bob Ambrogi) - New Beta Feature of Law.com Radar Uses Algorithm to Detect Trends and Surges in Litigation News (selected by Bob Ambrogi) - Is it a constitutional violation to mute defendants during video sentencing? (selected by Niki Black) - Law firms expanding services to firms (selected by Joe Patrice) - Rising Revenues and Costs: Inside Public Legal Tech Companies' Quarterly Reports (selected by Zach Warren)

The week's top stories in legal tech

The week's top stories in legal technology, selected by the industry's leading journalists. 00:00 - Panelist Introductions 04:37 - Are we Really Going Back to the Office? 21:50 - For Now, The Legaltech Market is Still More Boom Than Bubble (Selected by Zach Warren) 34:19 - Here to Stay: Expect Remote Hearings to Become Post Pandemic Features, Panelists Say (selected by Victoria Hudgins 44:03 - Ohio Bans Competitive Keywords Advertising for Lawyers 46:36 - Maine's Notable Ban on Government Use of Most AI Software