Have you ever wondered how authenticity could transform the legal profession? Discover why being true to yourself is a game-changer for lawyers in this episode with Hannah Beko. As part of the "Legal Operations in the Age of AI and Data" book tour, we invite you to explore how authenticity can revolutionize the legal field. Join us for an enlightening session with Hannah Beko, a commercial property lawyer and founder of Authentically Speaking. With years of experience coaching and training thousands of lawyers, Hannah is an authority on professional skills development. She’s also the author o ..read more

Are you a lawyer looking to explore new career horizons? Or perhaps you're intrigued by the innovative solutions transforming the legal profession? Join us for an insightful episode with Neil Handwerker and Kimberly Fine, visionary co-founders of ex judicata, a platform revolutionizing how lawyers transition into nonlegal roles and offering comprehensive solutions for those seeking new career paths. In this episode, we dive into the motivation behind ex judicata and explore why Neil and Kimberly created this groundbreaking platform. We’ll uncover the significance of their work in today’s evol ..read more

Ready to revolutionize your legal practice? Join us for an electrifying episode on Notes to My (Legal) Self as we explore “Supercharge Your Law Firm with AI Legal Assistants,” featuring Tom Martin, CEO of LawDroid and a trailblazer in legal tech innovation. In this can't-miss episode, Tom takes us through the transformative potential of Generative AI in legal practice. With his extensive expertise as a legal AI advocate, lawyer, and founder, Tom highlights how AI can turbocharge your law firm’s efficiency and deliver innovative solutions to traditional challenges. Key Takeaways: The Power o ..read more

Ready to dive deep into the world of standard contracts and their potential to revolutionize the legal industry? Join us for an enlightening episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self as we explore “Standard Contracts: Benefits, Challenges, and the Path to Adoption,” featuring Jake Stein, co-founder and CEO of Common Paper. In this episode, Jake takes us on a journey through the conception, development, and adoption of standard contracts, offering valuable insights into how these standardized agreements could streamline legal workflows, reduce friction, and create a more efficient legal process. We ..read more

What can low-code and no-code platforms do for lawyers looking to streamline their practice and enter new markets? Find out in this insightful episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self as we dive into "Rapid-Development Platforms for Lawyers," featuring Brittany Hernandez, Global Ambassador to Law Schools at Gavel. Brittany’s unique journey from serving in the U.S. Coast Guard to becoming a legal tech leader shows the incredible impact technology can have on the legal field. In this episode, Brittany explores the world of low-code and no-code platforms, including Gavel, and how these rapid-developm ..read more

What happens when legal technology can increase access to justice and boost the profitability of law firms? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we dive into "Using Legal Technology to Increase Access to Justice While Making Lawyers More Money," featuring Eric Voogt, CEO of Proof Technology, Inc., and former trial attorney. Eric’s shift from the courtroom to founding a legal tech company provides critical insights into how technology can revolutionize both the legal industry and the delivery of justice. Eric walks us through the founding of Proof, a company that streamlines the proces ..read more

What happens when justice is truly accessible to all? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we dive into "Courts Belong to the People" with Sonja Ebron, CEO of Courtroom5, as part of The Future Belongs to Builders series. Sonja, a PhD electrical engineer and former college professor, shares her unique journey into the legal world after representing herself in court numerous times. She founded Courtroom5 to empower people to navigate the legal system, addressing the pressing issue of access to justice for those unable to afford legal representation. Sonja’s insights take us deep into th ..read more

What happens when Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is more than just a buzzword? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we dive into "Unlocking Success: Examining the Business Imperative of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" with Malobi Achike, Founder-CEO of DEI Directive. Together, we explore the essential role DEI plays in transforming businesses and driving innovation. Malobi shares her personal journey, from law to founding a company dedicated to helping organizations embrace DEI as a strategic advantage. This episode redefines the business case for DEI, illustrating why it’s ..read more

What happens when you’re building a company while managing mental illness? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we continue our Future Belongs to Builders series with a deeply personal and empowering conversation, “Building Companies With Mental Illness,” featuring Collin Williams, founder and chairman of New Era ADR. Collin shares his journey as a lawyer turned entrepreneur, offering invaluable insights into how mental illness can both challenge and fuel success in the high-pressure world of startups. In this raw and insightful discussion, Collin opens up about his own experiences li ..read more

What happens when legal tech gets too helpful? In this episode of Notes to My (Legal) Self, we kick off our new series, The Future Belongs to Builders, by exploring the fine line between legal information and legal advice. In “Too Helpful? What is the Line Between UPL and Legal Information?” Erin Levine, CEO of Hello Divorce, and Quinten Steenhuis, legal tech expert at Suffolk Law School and founder of Lemma Legal Consulting, join us to dissect how technology is transforming the legal landscape—and sometimes blurring boundaries. Erin and Quinten dive into the critical difference between provi ..read more