Tony Randle shares some of the brilliant intel from the book he has co-authored which was recently published, "Legal Practice in the Digital Age".  The book and the conversation are full of Tony's self-effacing humour, warmth and generosity. 

We begin with the fact that, when faced with finishing off re-fitting a bathroom during lockdown, Tony chose to write the book instead!  In it he shares some of his key learning from using AI to deliver client services over the last few years.  The intention is to share ideas and start a conversation about what he feels can be, "a golden age" for legal services.

When she graduated with a law degree, Amy thought the life of a solicitor lay ahead.  But then she decided to do a Masters in Law & Computing, and that changed everything.  Hear Amy's story, how she sees data shaping legal practice in the years to come, and why she and her co-founders decided to set up Law School 2.0 to spread the word about what is possible.

Emma shares her journey from legal secretary to Legal Innovator of the year, including how her motivation to help people drives her innovation practice and much more.  And there's plenty of good advice about how to discover more about innovation in legal practice