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Welcome to Reimagining Justice - a global podcast for the change makers in law and the first Australian-based podcast shining a light on issues at the intersection of law, social justice and innovation.
Join Andrea Perry-Petersen, an Australian lawyer and social justice advocate, as she interviews guests from around the world who have discovered and implemented innovative ways to update the legal profession while improving people’s experience of the law.
Andrea brings a unique perspective on stories which will inspire you to take positive action in the delivery of legal services for the benefit of lawyers, clients and society.
The world is changing, and the legal profession must keep up.
Legal systems around the world are not meeting people’s legal needs – there is a global access to justice crisis. What are the solutions and where can they be found?
Whether you are a legal business owner or legalpreneur
wanting to expand your market, run a purpose driven business or improve your service delivery model; a legal professional or law student curious about a career in social justice or legal tech (or both!); interested in systems design or proven ways to make positive social change, or simply looking to be inspired,
then this is the podcast for you!

Reimagining Justice Andrea Perry-Petersen - Innovator and Lawyer

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Welcome to Reimagining Justice - a global podcast for the change makers in law and the first Australian-based podcast shining a light on issues at the intersection of law, social justice and innovation.
Join Andrea Perry-Petersen, an Australian lawyer and social justice advocate, as she interviews guests from around the world who have discovered and implemented innovative ways to update the legal profession while improving people’s experience of the law.
Andrea brings a unique perspective on stories which will inspire you to take positive action in the delivery of legal services for the benefit of lawyers, clients and society.
The world is changing, and the legal profession must keep up.
Legal systems around the world are not meeting people’s legal needs – there is a global access to justice crisis. What are the solutions and where can they be found?
Whether you are a legal business owner or legalpreneur
wanting to expand your market, run a purpose driven business or improve your service delivery model; a legal professional or law student curious about a career in social justice or legal tech (or both!); interested in systems design or proven ways to make positive social change, or simply looking to be inspired,
then this is the podcast for you!

    A national strategy for civil justice: Going beyond the known

    A national strategy for civil justice: Going beyond the known

    In episode no. 90, my guest is Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Director, Civil Justice Centre,
    Co-Director, Otago Centre for Law and Society and Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Otago. We cover:
    The access to justice issues in Aotearoa New Zealand; Key aims of the ‘Wayfinding for civil justice’ project; How the project commenced at the start of the pandemic with a hui; The other jurisdictions the working group looked to for guidance on this project; How the project is doing two related but different things at the same time; Factors peculiar to Aotearoa New Zealand that are facilitating the entire process; The diversity of the working group, and which organisations have made submissions to the consultation process; Early findings about what will assist going forward; Funding sources for this stakeholder-led strategy, and for the recommendations; Gaps that have been identified through this work; Different approaches to legal innovation in Aotearoa New Zealand; The intersection of customary Māori law and the mainstream justice system; How Māori principles are influencing procedure including process in the District Court, mediation and dispute resolution; How ‘innovation’ and ‘technology’ are often conflated; and Bridgette’s definition of legal innovation.
    Proudly sponsored by Neota!
     
    Links:
    Wayfinding for Civil Justice Neota Logic Solution Gallery Neota Logic Churchill Trust Project Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

    • 38 Min.
    From startup to acquisition – one family lawyer's journey of innovation

    From startup to acquisition – one family lawyer's journey of innovation

    In episode no. 89 my guest is Fiona Kirkman, CEO and co-founder of FamilyProperty. We cover:
    The functionality of expert system FamilyProperty that Fiona and her co-founder (husband!) Tim developed; The journey of FamilyProperty from an idea to MVP, to market, to acquisition; The integration of FamilyProperty with global practice management software, Smokeball bringing the ‘business of law’ together with effective delivery of legal advice; How technology is always changing and the need for ongoing maintenance (especially when court forms change!); The importance of beta testing and accurate data mapping; Benefits of this use of technology for lawyers and clients; What it is about the people that adopt these new methodologies and the organisations in which they work, including their size and what that means for change management; The impact of the pandemic on the legal industry; Where you fit on ‘the innovative scale’; The importance of understanding users’ pain points and how technology can assist with that, as well as empower the professionals to do more of the ‘human work’; Plans for scaling and expansion of FamilyProperty in the USA; Unexpected uses of the financial aspects of FamilyProperty and a model that Legal Aid is piloting; Constraints that Fiona and Tim have come up against recently; The importance of confidentiality and cybersecurity; Fiona’s 3 passions and how they relate to her numerous roles; What lawyers will need to be effective mediators in the future;  What is the ‘resolution revolution’?;  The importance of collaborative practice and multidisciplinary input;  When Fiona became comfortable with being labelled an ‘innovator’;  What she is most proud of along the journey of both joys and challenges; How technology is an enabler of access to justice; and Fiona’s definition of legal innovation.
    Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic!
    Links:
    Family Property Smokeball Neota Logic Solution Gallery Neota Logic Churchill Trust Project Survey Future Ready Regional and Rural Legal Conference Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

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    A tale of two law firms: how a global commercial practice supports a local not-for-profit service

    A tale of two law firms: how a global commercial practice supports a local not-for-profit service

    In episode no. 88, my guest is Nicolas Patrick, Partner, Head of Responsible Business, DLA Piper. We cover:
    Nic’s views on the potential of technology; The reason for DLA Piper holding a forum on technology and access to justice in 2019; The problem with digitising existing processes; Why an international law firm without family law expertise, supports a Sydney based non-profit family law firm; The way Wallumatta Legal operates and how it runs an efficient practice; How pro bono provides insight into areas of unmet legal need;
    The different contributions that Macquarie University and DLA Piper bring to Wallumatta Legal; What technology is used for at Wallumatta Legal and the software it relies upon; Why Nic isn’t concerned about the digital divide in the context of Wallumatta Legal given all its services are delivered online; How Wallumatta Legal will improve access to justice across the sector; Why they recruit a ‘different kind of lawyer’ at Wallumatta Legal; The biggest challenge in the first six months of the firm’s operations; Plans for scaling and expansion of this model into other jurisdictions and areas of law; Why Nic thinks that there aren’t more low bono or alternative models servicing the needs of people at the lower end of the legal market; The potential for regulatory reform to facilitate technology use and other models to improve justice outcomes for marginalised people; The opportunity for firms to collaborate and establish a network of low bono and not-for-profit law firms; and Nic’s definition of legal innovation.
    Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic!
    Links:
    Wallumatta Legal Neota Logic Solution Gallery Neota Logic Churchill Trust Project Survey Future Ready Regional and Rural Legal Conference Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

    • 37 Min.
    “Show me the money!” Funding for justice innovation

    “Show me the money!” Funding for justice innovation

    This is the third episode in a 3-part series about justice entrepreneurship. 
    Part 1 provides an overview of justice entrepreneurship - 3 categories of justice entrepreneurship with real examples from each of the categories and the problem solved. 
    Part 2 covers 5 key factors to maximise the likelihood of success of your justice innovation. You might be surprised to hear about some of them!
    And now in part 3, we look at funding options and some of their pro’s and con’s.
    Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic 
    Links:
    Landers Village Capital Grant connect Grant search Neota Logic Churchill Trust Project Survey Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

    • 22 Min.
    How this software company provides practical assistance to marginalised communities

    How this software company provides practical assistance to marginalised communities

    In episode no. 86 I had the pleasure of speaking with John Lord, Co-founder and Chairman of long term sponsor of the podcast, Neota (formerly Neota Logic).
    We discuss:
    What John wants the world to know about no-code and why; Some unintended consequences of no-code including hybrid working models; How no-code supports the democratisation of information in both commercial and public interest contexts; The areas of law that are suited to apps, what can be built, and how they help; The scope of opportunity for legal technology both in terms of market and career choices; The genesis of the university program that Neota now operates in 18 universities around the world and its involvement with pro bono; Outcomes from university ‘Law Apps’ courses including an example of how Neota’s technology resulted in homes being repaired in a remote Aboriginal community; How an app assists people to have criminal records expunged in the United States; The meaning and relevance of the name ‘Neota’; and John’s definition of legal innovation.
    Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic!
    Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

    • 45 Min.
    Effective justice entrepreneurship: 5 keys for success

    Effective justice entrepreneurship: 5 keys for success

    This is the second episode in a 3-part series about justice entrepreneurship. 
    Episode 3 was an overview of justice entrepreneurship - the types of issues justice entrepreneurs work on, the 3 categories of justice entrepreneurship with real examples from each of the categories.
    This episode covers 5 key factors to maximise the likelihood of success of your justice innovation. You might be surprised to hear about some of them!
    Proudly sponsored by Neota Logic 
    Links:
    Justice Entrepreneurship Artificial Lawyer Neota Logic Solution Gallery Neota Logic Churchill Trust Project Survey Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au
    Twitter - @ReimaginingJ
    Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

    • 20 Min.

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Refocusing legal services delivery to serve society

Andrea presenta great minds in the legal field with a focus on the law serving justice, equity and society in general. Many inspiring interviews and projects preasented!

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