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In this session globally renowned legal commentator Jordan Furlong, Principal at Law21, unpacked the challenges and opportunities of a GenAI fuelled and human centred legal world, one that is new, different and completely re-envisioned!
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Presenter: Jordan Furlong
Jordan is a strategic consultant to legal organisations in Canada and the United States, a forecaster and analyst of trends and developments in the global legal market, and an author, speaker, commentator, and expert in the field of legal services evolution.
He's spent the past 20 years studying critical new developments and discerning emerging patterns in the legal services ecosystem. Jordan uses these insights to advise legal organisations on how to plan their strategies and achieve their goals.
Krystal Jackson, eDiscovery Senior Manager, Ashurst Advance discussed data – what you need to know, what you need to do, and how you can get ready for the legal AI revolution.
Topics covered included:
- What data is (and is not)
- Data governance and storage
- On-premise vs cloud storage
- Data collection and disclosure
- What data works best with AI
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Presenter: Krystal Jackson
Krystal's journey in eDiscovery began over a decade ago, where she quickly established herself as a trusted advisor and leader in the field.
Throughout her career, she has honed her skills in data collection, preservation, processing, review, and production, guiding clients through every stage of the eDiscovery process with precision and efficiency.
Krystal's deep understanding of evolving technology trends and her commitment to staying updated on the latest technology trends and developments have enabled her to introduce innovative solutions and achieve outstanding outcomes for her clients. Whether it's implementing advanced analytics solutions to streamline document review, leveraging AI-powered tools for early case assessment, or navigating the complexities of cross-border litigation, Krystal's ability to blend strategic thinking with technical expertise have consistently positioned her as an expert in the eDiscovery space.
Generative AI has dominated tech meetings, conversations, debates and demonstrations this year. We’ve been impressed, intimidated, inspired and disillusioned by the tech. Is it the ultimate catalyst and influencer? Can it/should it sustain its impact on the legal world through pivotal roles like legal ops?
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Chief Community Officer at Ironclad, Inc and Co-Founder of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC)
In this session Joel Barolsky discusses how current generative AI will impact a law firm’s business strategy and business model for:
- Team structure, shape and composition
- Leverage, pricing margin and utilisation
- The dynamics and exchange of value between firms and their clients
- The role and offering of private law firms
- Marketing and business development
- Firm-wide capabilities and skill sets
- Risk and the cost of PI insurance
- New growth opportunities in advising clients on AI-related matters
- Industry structure and profitability
- Likely winners and losers
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Facilitator
Joel Barolsky
Joel Barolsky, B.Com, MBA, is a specialist adviser to managing partners, boards, executive teams and practice group leaders on issues of strategy, strategy implementation, culture, governance, organisation design, remuneration and capability development.
Over the last 30 years, Joel has established himself as one of the top
consultants to professional service firms in Australia and New Zealand.
Joel writes a monthly opinion piece for the Australian Financial Review
Legal Affairs section. He is a Senior Fellow of the University of
Melbourne Law School where he teaches a subject, ‘Management for
Professional’ on the Masters of Law program. Joel is lead author of the
Australian edition of the Thompson Reuters Peer Monitor State of the
Legal Market Report. He is also the creator of the Price High or Low iOS
pricing app.
Get ready to take a deep dive on a matter level. What best practice and risk management steps do you take? Think about this notion; from client intake, to the retainer, to crafting a legal strategy, to using practice management software, to implementing daily tactics. Principal and Director, Malcolm Campbell explores all the points above and so much more.
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Malcolm Campbell
Principal/Director, Coleman Greig Lawyers
Malcolm has over two decades of experience across business, commercial, workplace and estate planning law.
He has successfully represented a diverse and growing list of businesses, associations and organisations.
Malcolm’s wide-reaching experience allows him to quickly develop a strong understanding of his clients’ needs, get to the core issues and put in place well thought out and effective strategies. This helps them achieve their objectives in a timely, effective, and commercially sound manner.
Malcolm is also an engaging speaker, regularly presenting webinars, seminars and workshops to a wide range of audiences. These include not-for-profit organisations and charities through to top tier firms and peak body groups such as LawCover, the College of Law and Legalwise CPD seminars.
Safety, trustworthiness, collaboration, empowerment and a basic knowledge of the impact of stress on the brain and body. These are the prerequisites to a trauma-informed approach. Are you across these notions? Having a firm understanding of dealing with an alarmed brain will help you manage distressing and challenging conversations.
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Robyn Brady
Mental Health Accredited Social Worker
Robyn is a leading Australian Mental Health Accredited Social Worker and an internationally renowned consultant with over 43 years’ experience. She is currently the Mental Health Consultant and trainer for the Law Society of NSW. Legal Aid, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, tribunals and Ombudsmen and law firms. Robyn specialises in educating professionals to communicate and effectively deal with situations relating to mental health issues.