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Rebecca Sattin has experience working on both sides of the coin. Her background includes several years working within law firms in Southern California and over a decade in legal tech. In this episode of The Queue, she shares her expertise on how law firms of all sizes should manage their information governance, her transition from Worldox to NetDocuments, and what technology she's excited about. Go deeper with Rebecca and Bill on:
Leveraging the entire discipline of your document management system, which starts with top-down adoption
The competitive advantages of having an optimized DMS, particularly for smaller firms
Meeting attorneys where they are: Outlook
The rise of Teams and Office 365why larger firms have had a more extended transition adopting it

Mark Montgomery has been working in R&D on AI for 25 years. Mark is the CEO of KYield, a pioneer in AI, focused on precision governance with KOS, a distributed AI operating system.
 
OpenAI has inspired new possibilities for applications in legal, but not without some serious considerations, including:
Copyright - enterprise decision-makers have to determine the risk AI poses to their industry, and then access how this technology will be used and managed internally.
Liability - who is liable for false information that AI puts out? LLMs are difficult to control and spew out a lot of false information.
Data management - disciplined data management is the key to maximize the value from LLMs.

Former Managing Director for Innovation and Knowledge at Paul Hastings, Nikki Shaver, and Jeroen Plink, former CEO of Clifford Chance Applied Solutions discuss the inception of their platform, LegalTech Hub, and how their experiences shaped the solutions to particular problems they identified in searching and sourcing technology for law firms:
Having a centralized place for law firms and corporate legal to perform searches on digital tools and knowledge management
How to implement, advocate, and educate attorneys and legal professionals on legal tech - both new and existing
The value of integration for efficiency and ROI on existing technology investments

Co-founder and CEO of Blue J, Benjamin Alaire joins host Bill Bice to discuss the ‘why’ behind Blue J, a predictive tax law software company, and what is driving the future of technology for law:  
Law is fundamentally about predication; technology intersects at the point of prediction to allow for automation and machine learning 
How can we leverage technology to make predictions about how tax situations will be treated? 
We’ll see rapid development in the practice of law because of advances in legal tech 
The future of legal disputes will rely on an AI to give a prediction of its outcome 

Startup co-founder and CEO of ECFX, Dan O’Day, joins host Bill Bice on why he created a new legal tech company and forecasting what kinds of technology law firms are going to require in the next 5-10 years.

Technology expert Doug Caddell, CIO at Mayer Brown, talks with host Bill Bice on the new age of collaboration and workflow in the era of hybrid operations.