The role of in-house counsel is evolving rapidly in the face of digital transformation, with legal teams increasingly being called upon to drive strategic technological adoption within their organizations. This shift is reshaping the legal landscape, as in-house counsel transition from traditional risk mitigators to strategic business enablers.

In this episode, Kwasi Safo Akonnor (Associate, N. Dowuona & Company), Frederick Abu-Bonsrah (Head of Legal, Farmerline - Legal Counsel, Kwame AI Inc. ), Cornelis Rouloph Otoo (Head of Legal and Corporate Affairs, Hubtel), Shefi Nelson (Legal Practitioner and Consultant) discuss how in-house legal departments are navigating the complexities of digital transformation and leveraging technology to enhance their operations and add value to their businesses.

In this episode, Adetola Onayemi (CEO of Norebase) draws parallels between the success of African fintech companies and the potential for a similar breakthrough in the lawtech sector, exploring the successes, challenges, and the lessons to learn.

The growth of legal technology is reshaping the legal industry, offering innovative solutions to longstanding challenges in legal service delivery. However, this is not the responsibility of legal practitioners alone, but also the jurisdictions in which they practice. As evidenced by recent initiatives and investments, governments and ecosystem builders across Africa play a crucial role in fostering legal tech growth.

In this episode, we explore the critical role that governments and ecosystem builders play in fostering the development and adoption of legal tech.

Guests

• Winnie Akushika Myers, Assistant Registrar at the Registrar General's Department, Ghana (Moderator)
• Kow Essuman, Esq. Former Legal Counsel to the President at the Office of the President, Ghana
• Norbert Dziwornu, Managing Partner, StartOA
• Nana Adjoa Adobea Khartey, Former Secretary to the National Communications Authority

In today's competitive legal market, building a strong and distinctive brand is more crucial than ever for law firms. From an active LinkedIn presence to well-responsive website designs, law firms must strategically differentiate themselves to attract and retain clients.

These are conversations from the second edition of Africa’s largest lawtech gathering, Accra Lawtech Hangout

In this episode, Abigail Nikoi, (Head, Business Development and Marketing, Bentsi-Enchill Letsa & Ankomah) delves into the strategies and best practices for creating a modern legal brand that resonates with clients.

The legal industry is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by technological advancements and evolving client expectations. Law firms are rapidly embracing innovation to streamline operations, enhance client service, and maintain a competitive edge in an ever-changing market. 

Hello and welcome to the Legal Tech Lounge Podcast, a gathering of legal professionals aiming to have thoughtful conversations about legal practice, technology, and the exciting future ahead. 

These are conversations from the second edition of Africa’s largest lawtech gathering, Accra Lawtech Hangout.

In this episode, Diane Kaye ( Associate, N.Dowuona & Company), Joana Dorothy K. (Managing Director, Dennislaw, Ghana), Oritsegbubemi Ikomi (Head of Operations & IT Governance, Sidebrief, Nigeria)

In our latest episode, our guests discuss the biggest roadblocks to the adoption of AI and contractual risks in African legal practice

Join us for an enlightening discussion on the application of artificial intelligence in the legal profession, as we delve into the world of ChatGPT for lawyers.

In this episode, we hosted Nicholas Lenin Anane Agyei, Lecturer at the GIMPA Law School and Team Member of the Law Innovation Hub. Our esteemed speaker will share their insights on how this technology is revolutionizing legal research, client interactions, and case preparation.

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In this episode, our guests discuss the integration of technology, the importance of a client-centric approach, and the role of talent development in shaping the future of law firms. We uncover the hurdles that firms face in adopting transformative practices and explore the goals that drive this evolution.

Panelists

#LTLPodcast #Africa

After seven years of working with people at the heart of legal innovation across Africa and the UK, I decided to start this podcast.

This podcast will cover some of the insights I have learned on this journey and also have in-depth discussions with the people innovating for the 1.2 billion people in Africa about their journeys.

Producer: Raymond Klutse

Host: Michel Nkansah

Background Music: penguinmusic - Modern Chillout (Future Calm)