Legaltech Week

The week's top stories in legal technology, selected by the industry's leading journalists. 00:00 - Panelist Introductions 04:37 - Are we Really Going Back to the Office? 21:50 - For Now, The Legaltech Market is Still More Boom Than Bubble (Selected by Zach Warren) 34:19 - Here to Stay: Expect Remote Hearings to Become Post Pandemic Features, Panelists Say (selected by Victoria Hudgins 44:03 - Ohio Bans Competitive Keywords Advertising for Lawyers 46:36 - Maine's Notable Ban on Government Use of Most AI Software

This Week's Top Stories Are:   00:00 - Panelist Introductions 03:02 - Justin Kan's Mea Culpa (Selected by Bob Ambrogi) 12:49 - Law is a Team Sport in a Digital Age (Selected by guest panelist Jeff Brandt) 23:19 - Survey Sheds Light on Why Diversity Progress in Law Firms is So Slow (Selected by Stephen Embry) 36:33 - Age, Gender, and Generation Affect Opinion on Back to Office (Selected by Niki Black) 43:27 - Nuix IPO is Getting a Lot of Press Attention Down Under (Selected by Molly McDonough) Register for our live webinar to receive advance notice about each week's topics!

We are joined this week by two guest panelists, Roy Strom and Julie Sobowale. This week's Top Stories: 5:10 - Security Council Arria Formula Meeting Highlights UNITAD Innovation and Partnership as Model for Accountability (Selected by Molly McDonough) 13:17 - Big Law has Never Looked More Like This Fully Remote Firm (Selected by Roy Strom) 22:21 - Spending in Legal Departments has Almost Doubled in the Last Year: CLOC Survey (Selected by Julie Sobowale) 27:14 - Just Calling a Product 'Artificial Intelligence' Isn't Good Enough (Selected by Joe Patrice) 39:06 - How Law Schools Should Teach Tech, with April Dawson (Selected by Bob Ambrogi) 50:14 - Microsoft is Finally Retiring Internet Explorer in 2022 (Selected by Victor Li) Visit LawSitesBlog to learn more about attending our live events and receiving early updates about show topics.

This week's top stories: 4:32 - Dating App for Lawyers (Selected by Joe Patrice) 7:22 - SCOTUS Opinion on Fair Use of Coding in Google vs. Oracle (Selected by Joe Patrice) 10:22 - Rocket Lawyer's $223m investment (Selected by Bob Ambrogi) 18:51 - 25:32 - Dangers of Policing Using Predictive Data (Selected by Niki Black) 45:43 - Europe Proposes Strict Rules Governing AI (Selected by Victor Li)

7:06 - Neuralink implant enables monkey to play Pong without touching anything. Tests in humans next. (Selected by Molly McDonough) 15:22 - Litera buys another company. What is its strategy and how will avoid chaos in implementing so many acquisitions? Why should you care? (Selected by Caroline Hill) 21:26 - Digression about British expressions 23:06 - Orrick Spin-Off Joinder Launches ‘System-of-Record’ for Corporate Legal Departments (Selected by Bob Ambrogi) 38:46 - SALI announced a universal legal tech API, will it catch on? (Selected by Victoria Hudgins) 48:09 - Judicial Analytics in New York: Looking Back To See the Future (Selected by Niki Black)

Note: this episode take place at a virtual conference, and may be best viewed on YouTube 4:09 - Panelist's opinions on the virtual conference 21:29 - No plans by Facebook to notify users of data breach 25:34 - Notre Dame over-enrollment chaos 28:06 - Future Trials Working Group's Report and Recommendations 35:07 - NJ ethics opinion on reply all emails and client confidentiality issues 39:57 - Casey Flaherty Leaves Baker McKenzie To Join Legal Tech Collective LexFusion 43:40 - Tour of virtual conference.