ILTA - International Legal Technology Association

This podcast series will feature a couple speakers located across the globe who are doing things differently and can offer unique perspectives on what the state of legal innovation looks like in different places.

Moderator:
@Nicola Shaver, Managing Director, Innovation and Knowledge, Paul Hastings LLP

Speakers:
Marco Imperiale, Innovation Officer, LCA Studio Legale
Andrea Lindblom, Administrative Director. Helsingborg District Court

Recorded on 5-29-2020

Please enjoy this micro-learning podcast where Will Pett interviews Vanessa Lozzi and asks the following questions below as it pertains to COVID-19 and What the Future May Look Like:

-With COVID-19 forcing everyone to work from home for an extended period of time, do you think we’ll see more legal departments allowing employees to work remotely some or all of the time?
-Will any process changes necessitated by the pandemic carry over long-term? For example, will more lawyers become comfortable with e-signed documents.
-Will legal departments change their staffing philosophies in response to the pandemic? Will roles like Legal Ops seem more or less valuable to GCs moving forward?
-What has you company or legal department doing to keep in contact with employees?​  ​

Moderator:
@Will Pett, Senior Business Analyst, Fidelity Investments

Speaker:
@Vanessa Lozzi, Senior Legal Technology and Litigation Support Administrator, AVP, Flagstar Bank

Recorded on 5-4-2020

In this micro learning podcast series, law firms and corporate clients will briefly share success stories and learn from one another.

In this specific podcast, we will focus on the following: 
1. Innovation is one of the hot topics in the industry these days. On the law firm side, we hear a lot about clients wanting/expecting us to innovate. Do you expect this of your outside counsel?
2. Given the current pandemic, how are you seeing your law firm providers innovate? Are there examples that stand out? Anything that has surprised or especially impressed you?
3. How are you innovating within the corporate legal department during this crisis? How do you maintain an atmosphere of innovation via a remote workforce?
4. What would be your advice to law firms around innovation, in the time of coronavirus?
5. What would be your advice to other corporate in-house legal teams regarding innovation

Interviewer:
@Caroline Sweeney, Director of Knowledge Management & Innovation, Dorsey & Whitney

Speaker:
@Jack Thompson, E-Discovery & Legal Operations, Sanofi

In modern workplaces, job titles do not always reflect true influence in an organization. In this podcast, learn how to navigate this aspect of the workplace and how to best express your opinions so that they are heard by decision makers.

Interviewer: Kathleen Ratcliffe, Antitrust, Information Specialist, Ohio Attorney General Office
Speaker: Ginevra Saylor, National Director, Innovation and Knowledge Programs, Gowling WLG

In this podcast, learn helpful tips to maximize the ROI of your matter management system by utilizing common features in new ways.

Interviewer:
@Will Pett, Senior Business Analyst, Fidelity Investments

Speakers:
@George Chiu, Director, Systems Development, Prudential Financial, Inc.
@Donald Knight​, Director of Legal and Tax Operations, Crown Castle 

Recorded on 1-29-2020

This podcast will highlight how the recent DOJ and FCPA opinions impacts how corporation's collect and preserve Social Media accounts.

Interviewer:
​@Carolyn Robinson​​, eDiscovery Associate for the Americas - Office of the Regional General Counsel, Robert Bosch, LLC (RBNA) Legal Department 

Speaker:
@Ben Hubble, Records Manager, Wendy's International, LLC

Recorded on 1-28-2020

Are you leveraging all aspect of your O365 subscription?  Listen in as we discuss the different security options within O365 that you can use today. 

Interviewer:
Josh Lazar, Court Technology Officer, 18th Judicial Circuit, Florida

Speaker:
William Guyton, Director of Information and Technology, Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma

Recorded on 10-28-2019

This snackable podcast recording focuses on the tools needed to be an effective manager. The discussion will mainly be about effective communication, best approaches to discipline and equal policy implementation. Enjoy!

Interviewer:
@Lekecia Barclay, Technology Advisor, The Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service

Speaker:
Diandra Ritchie, Director – EEO, Labor & Employee Relations, City Colleges of Chicago

Recorded on 10-4-2019

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Communication and repetition is vital when exploring AI capabilities and using it for ChatBot development. During this snackable podcast entitled "AI/Chatbots and the AI Landscape: How You Use AI and Business Cases for In-House," Chip Delany, Strategy Associate, NexLP and Jack Thompson, Sr. Manager, eDiscovery & Legal Operations, Sanofi, will explore what advantages does AI have when learning from repetitive communications despite being new? 

In addition, they will touch upon how AI sets a tone for emotional intelligence when using it for investigations or understanding in-house culture. Discuss how security monitoring is a factor which AI is now proving its value when intercepting and acting upon key terms or anomalous phrases. They will also highlight what are core examples of cognitive surveillance and its benefits AI has produced for an in-house legal department (either in the areas of Compliance, HR matters, security, etc.) and much more. 

Interviewer: 
@Jack Thompson - Sr. Manager - eDiscovery & Legal Operations, Sanofi

Speaker:
@Chip Delany - Strategy Associate, NexLP

Recorded on 8-12-19

In this snackable corporate podcast, Josh Lazar will ask Mitch Stein the following questions as it pertains to Microsoft Teams and the Impact on Litigation. 

@Josh Lazar, CEO and Founder, TechThinkTank 

Speaker: 
@Mitchell Stein, Director of Information Technology, Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida 

Recorded on 7-26-19