Delivering Legal Solutions, Differently

Join host Daniel Pollick in this special edition episode of the arch.law podcast, Delivering Legal Solutions, Differently as he sits down with Ian Jeffery, Chief Executive, Law Society England and Wales  and Peter Duffy, Legal Tech and AI Consultant. 

Together, they delve into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal industry. Is it another trend that will fade away or is AI here for good?  From AI-driven legal research to predictive analytics in case outcomes, Ian and Peter share their expert insights on how AI is reshaping legal practices, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. 

Whether you're a legal professional, tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of law, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the intersection of technology and legal services. 

 Listen now to explore the challenges, opportunities, and ethical considerations of integrating AI into the legal world. Don't miss this engaging conversation that promises to broaden your understanding of AI's role in the future of law.  

Stay tuned for a new series of Delivering Legal Solutions, Differently in 2025 with CEO and series host Andrew Leaitherland.  

 Join host Daniel Pollick in this special edition episode of the arch.law podcast, Delivering Legal Solutions, Differently as he sits down with Ian Jeffrey, Chief Executive, Law Society England and Wales  and Peter Duffy, Legal Tech and AI Consultant. 

Together, they delve into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal industry. Is it another trend that will fade away or is AI here for good?  From AI-driven legal research to predictive analytics in case outcomes, Ian and Peter share their expert insights on how AI is reshaping legal practices, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. 

Whether you're a legal professional, tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of law, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the intersection of technology and legal services. 

 Listen now to explore the challenges, opportunities, and ethical considerations of integrating AI into the legal world. Don't miss this engaging conversation that promises to broaden your understanding of AI's role in the future of law.  

Stay tuned for a new series of Delivering Legal Solutions, Differently in 2025 with CEO and series host Andrew Leaitherland.  

In this podcast, we interview Thomas Wynne, the founder, and CEO of Capsule Insurance. Having been part of the team that built a large regional insurance broking business and secured a positive exit, Thomas has “gone again” building Capsule Insurance Brokers. In this episode, we provide guidance for people thinking about building a business, the importance of culture and value, and the benefits of becoming a B corporation.

In today’s podcast I interview Andrew Fahey, CEO of Brookson Group. Andrew provides an overview of how Brookson supports thousands of contractors every day through their solutions including both umbrella and personal service company - some of whom come from arch.law! Andrew also provides us with his views on the broader trends he is seeing in flexible working as well as some insight into how best to deal with a cyber attack!
 

In this podcast I am delighted to be joined by Roei Samuel, the founder and CEO of Connectd, the business that brings together startups, funders and business advisors. We talk about the trials and tribulations of being a start up as well as the importance of embedding culture and values from an early stage. Roei also offers some practical advice for anyone considering starting their own business which of course every potential arch.portfolio member is going to do. 

In this episode, I talk to Marcus McCarthy who was the Founder of Nexus Law in Australia. Marcus provides great insight into the legal marketplace in Australia today and draws some parallels with the UK marketplace particularly around the use of technology and different ways of working. Finally, we talk about what it means for Nexus to become Arch Australia and what the future may hold.”

In this episode I interview arch.portfolio member Charlotte le Maire. Charlotte is a regulatory lawyer, specialising in criminal motor matters. We talk about how Charlotte has taken a criminal regulatory practice dealing with police investigations into incidents relating to fleet drivers, into a full legal solution delivered differently. Charlotte also provides her views on the differences between working in a big firm and with arch.law.

In this episode, I interview Alastair Barlow, co-founder of Flinder the accountancy services provider. We talk about how Flinder has disrupted the accountancy industry and draw some parallels with arch.law's work in the legal services sector.

In this episode I talk to Ed Simpson, the founder and CEO of The Legal Director about how he came up with the idea of TLD - a regulated law firm that allows SMEs to benefit from the services of a general counsel without having to pay for a full time employee. the challenges he faced in launching the business and any words of advice he may have for founders. We also talk about how arch.law and TLD work together to provide a broader legal eco system for our clients. Finally, we spend some time talking about the importance of culture - something that is often overlooked. 

In this episode Andrew Leaitherland, Founder and CEO of digital law firm arch.law talks to Alistair Maiden, Founder and CEO of SYKE tech about why he founded the business,  what trends he is seeing for legal tech and how the pandemic has accelerated the appetite of clients to digitise their legal requirements. We also talk about the importance of creating a culture in a distributed working model and the overlap with arch.law of the different ways of working which are more suited to this day and age.