Ted sits down with Jordan Furlong, Legal Market Analyst and Strategic Consultant, to discuss the future of law firms in an era defined by AI and market disruption. From breaking down the limitations of the traditional partnership model to forecasting how legal service delivery will evolve, Jordan shares his expertise in business model innovation and legal industry transformation. With thought-provoking insights into how firms can adapt, or risk irrelevance, this conversation challenges legal professionals to rethink what it means to deliver value in the modern legal marketplace.

Ted sits down with Moiz Shirazi, Founder & CEO of Scorealytics, to discuss the future of legal intelligence and data-driven decision-making in law firms. From AI integration to overcoming structural barriers like the partnership model, Moiz shares his expertise in legal tech innovation and enterprise data strategy. Exploring how better data hygiene and scalable cloud solutions can reduce risk and unlock opportunity, this conversation offers valuable guidance for legal professionals looking to stay competitive in an increasingly tech-forward industry.

Ted sits down with Rodney Harrison, Shareholder at Ogletree Deakins and Co-Chair of the firm’s Innovation Council, to discuss how law firms can embrace innovation while navigating the unique demands of labor and employment law. From measuring ROI beyond profits to leveraging AI and data analytics for better service delivery, Rodney shares his expertise in driving practical, client-focused change within a large firm environment. Highlighting the cultural shifts required to turn cost into investment, this conversation offers law professionals a grounded look at what it really takes to innovate at scale.

Ted sits down with Anastasia Boyko, Legal Futurist and Product Evangelist at Filevine, to discuss the future of legal services and the cultural shifts needed to drive true innovation. From rethinking legal education to embracing alternative business structures, Anastasia shares her expertise in legal operations, lawyer leadership, and change management. With thought-provoking insights like “We focus a lot on lawyers, not clients,” this conversation challenges law professionals to reconsider how they deliver value in a rapidly evolving industry.

Ted sits down with Mark Smolik, Chief Legal Officer at DHL Supply Chain Americas, to discuss the future of client-centric legal services. From leveraging AI to drive efficiency to rethinking traditional law firm pricing models, Mark shares his expertise in legal operations and corporate strategy. Highlighting the widening gap between law firm innovation efforts and client expectations, this conversation challenges legal professionals to rethink how they deliver value and adapt to a rapidly evolving marketplace.

Ted sits down with Dan Szabo, Senior Director of Innovation at Davis Wright Tremaine, to discuss how AI is reshaping the delivery of legal services. From coding in Baghdad to leading one of the industry’s most forward-thinking legal tech teams, Dan shares his expertise in designing tools that integrate seamlessly into legal workflows. With insights on proactive AI, culture change, and preparing firms for a tech-driven future, this conversation is a must-listen for legal professionals navigating digital transformation.

Ted sits down with Richard Tromans, Founder of Artificial Lawyer, to discuss the evolution of legal innovation and what real transformation in the industry looks like. From breaking free of “innovation theatre” to aligning people, process, and technology, Richard shares his expertise in legal tech, change management, and industry disruption. With sharp insights into how law firms can shift from legacy models to forward-thinking strategies, this conversation offers practical guidance for legal professionals navigating the future of law.

Ted sits down with Michele DeStefano, Professor of Law at the University of Miami and Faculty Chair at Harvard Law School Executive Education, to discuss innovation, culture change, and the evolving role of Chief Innovation Officers in law firms. From empathy gaps in legal training to the real power behind innovation titles, Michele shares her expertise in bridging the worlds of law, business, and technology. With candid insights on “innovation theater” and the influence of AI on legal pricing and training, this conversation offers law professionals a fresh perspective on the cultural shifts needed to truly innovate.

Ted sits down with Don Fuchs, Co-Founder of Legal Anywhere, to discuss the evolution of legal extranets and how law firms can use them to enhance client collaboration. From the early days of document sharing to today’s integrated workflows and value-added client services, Don shares his expertise in legal technology and innovation. With insights on financial transparency, fixed fee billing, and leveraging Microsoft 365, this conversation offers law professionals a roadmap for standing out in an increasingly competitive market.

Ted sits down with Katrina Dittmer, Director of Legal Technology at Eversheds Sutherland, to discuss the evolution of legal collaboration and the role of Microsoft 365 in modern law firms. From unifying intranet and extranet tools to integrating AI and improving governance, Katrina shares her expertise in transforming legal service delivery through strategic technology. Highlighting a “crawl, walk, run” approach to adoption and the growing need for cloud-based solutions, this conversation offers practical insights for law professionals navigating tech-driven change.