The Legalpreneurs Sandbox

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Fiona Croswell, Learning & Development Manager, ALPMA facilitated a discussion with Sharon de Bomford, Principal, Write Results Pty Ltd; Amanda Fajerman, Head of Legal Technology, LOD; and Melissa Lyon, Executive Director and Experience Designer, Hive Legal on the use, importance, benefits of, and what we can expect in the future, from tech based communication and collaboration tools. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Terri Mottershead, Executive Director, Centre for Legal Innovation (Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific), facilitated a discussion with Noel Lim, Co-Founder & CEO, Anika Legal and Luke Geary, Partner, Mills Oakley about the role of legaltech in reshaping the approach to pro bono work and its impact on access to justice. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Alison Laird, Director, Laird Innovations Pty Ltd facilitated a discussion with Caroline Ferguson, Business Transformation and Innovation Director, Simpson Grierson; Jan Hards, Director of Legal Innovation and Special Counsel, Johnson Winter & Slattery; and Tila Hoffman, Special Counsel & Business Transformation Manager, MinterEllisonRuddWatts on whether advances made in innovation, tech use and adoption in law firms during the COVID-19 pandemic can, will or need to be sustained in 2021 and beyond! If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Emma Elliott, CEO, ALPMA facilitated a discussion, with Kim Trajer, COO, McCullough Robertson; Tessa van Duyn, CEO and Practice Leader, Moores; and Mark Wiggins, CEO, Hall Payne Lawyers about how those in the C-Suite view the use, importance and application of tech in legal practice today. It's a practical and candid perspective that you will not want to miss! If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Sam Burrett, Associate Commercial Director, Plexus and Peter Dombkins, Director, NewLaw, PwC Australia discussed how the legal project management world is being shaped and changed by project management tech tools. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Michael Bacina, Partner, Piper Alderman and Steve Vallas, CEO Blockchain Australia discussed what's happening in blockchain AND, how/why/if it's shaping up to be the next legal service disruptor. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Terri Mottershead, Executive Director, Centre for Legal Innovation (Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific), facilitated a discussion with Schellie-Jayne (SJ) Price, Lead Lawyer, Gorgon and Wheatstone Operations, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd; Melissa Scott, Senior Legal Counsel (Global), Megaport; and Colin Levy, Legal Counsel, Lookout on the changing role of in-house counsel and its impact on reshaping legal practice. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub

This podcast was recorded as a video for the CLI-ALPMA Innovation and Legaltech Week 2021 On Demand program published on 1 February 2021. In this podcast, Anu Briggs, Head of Capability, Development & Change, Gilbert + Tobin and Anna Lozynski, Problem Solver and Author, Legally Innovative discussed the challenges and opportunities of thinking differently in the legal world. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen, the podcast is also available as a video in the CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) Free Resource Hub.

In our evolving legal ecosystem, who should be regulated, by whom, how and why? These are critical and pivotal questions being considered and addressed (or not addressed) by legal regulators around the world right now? They are complex questions. The answers to them will almost certainly be different in different places. There are many things to be considered and balanced, not least of which is ensuring that consumers of legal services/products are adequately protected but, at the same time, making sure that protection does not decrease their access to legal service providers. So, what's the new role of the legal regulator in all of this? That's the question Terri Mottershead, Executive Director, Centre for Legal Innovation (Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific), posed to an international panel of legal regulators from Australia and the USA in this podcast on The New Legal Industry Regulatory Regime – Who's regulating whom, how and why? Terri was joined by: John R. Lund, Attorney at Law, Parsons Behle & Latimer (USA) Jennie Pakula, Manager, Innovation & Consumer Engagement, Victorian Legal Services Board + Commissioner (Australia) Lynda C. Shely, Owner/Attorney, The Shely Firm, PC, Arizona (USA) Jason Solomon, Executive Director, Center on the Legal Profession, Stanford Law School (USA) Topics discussed included: In our evolving legal ecosystem, what's driving regulatory reform? What has been/is the focus of that reform? What's the new role of the legal regulator in all this and do they lead or follow? Can they/should they encourage experimentation and innovation in legal service/product delivery? What's the link between legal innovation and regulatory sandboxes? And how do we move this important discourse forward so we don't get left behind? John, Lynda, Jason and Jennie, thank you for being willing to lead and contribute to experimentation and change – this is an important discussion at a critical time for the global legal world - bravo! If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this session, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free resource hub here.

As Helen Mackay, Director at Juno Legal discusses in this podcast, Juno was established from the get go with a different legal business model. Juno is a hybrid law firm and on-demand legal services business. The team comprises 21 experienced in-house lawyers and two legal professionals who serve a range of large corporates, high growth companies and public sector clients across New Zealand and beyond. Juno's services offerings are client-focused and comprise dedicated in-house legal support, managed legal services, legal advisory, legaltech consulting and bespoke solutions. Juno places its people at the centre of everything it does. Each Juno lawyer determines their own hours of work in consultation with clients, to have full control of their careers. Juno's flat structure and egalitarian approach promotes engagement and it has no unpaid overtime. Juno's remuneration approach promotes initiative and social contribution. Team members develop practice areas that interest them and are rewarded for business development efforts. 1% of profits are donated to each lawyer's charity of choice. It is a collegial and supportive environment where team members work collaboratively on client and internal projects and provide expertise and peer review across the firm. Juno constantly innovates within its own business and seeks to enhance its client and employee experience. Recognition and acknowledgement of Juno's success in building its vision has seen the firm awarded Employer of Choice Thanks so much for sharing the Juno Legal story, Helen – you're blazing a new path and demonstrating that different works and thrives every step along the way! If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this session, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free resource hub here. Don't forget to also check out and save the date for the other fabulous FREE ReinventED Legal Business: The Case Studies webinars and podcasts - you'll find the details and registration links to the videos as we add them here and, if you subscribe to this podcast, you'll receive notification as we upload more conversations in this series.