This Week's Top Stories Are:

00:00 - Panelist Introductions

03:02 - Justin Kan's Mea Culpa (Selected by Bob Ambrogi)

12:49 - Law is a Team Sport in a Digital Age (Selected by guest panelist Jeff Brandt)

23:19 - Survey Sheds Light on Why Diversity Progress in Law Firms is So Slow (Selected by Stephen Embry)

36:33 - Age, Gender, and Generation Affect Opinion on Back to Office (Selected by Niki Black)

43:27 - Nuix IPO is Getting a Lot of Press Attention Down Under (Selected by Molly McDonough)

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We are joined this week by two guest panelists, Roy Strom and Julie Sobowale.

This week's Top Stories:

5:10 - Security Council Arria Formula Meeting Highlights UNITAD Innovation and Partnership as Model for Accountability (Selected by Molly McDonough)

13:17 - Big Law has Never Looked More Like This Fully Remote Firm (Selected by Roy Strom)

22:21 - Spending in Legal Departments has Almost Doubled in the Last Year: CLOC Survey (Selected by Julie Sobowale)

27:14 - Just Calling a Product 'Artificial Intelligence' Isn't Good Enough (Selected by Joe Patrice)

39:06 - How Law Schools Should Teach Tech, with April Dawson (Selected by Bob Ambrogi)

50:14 - Microsoft is Finally Retiring Internet Explorer in 2022 (Selected by Victor Li)

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This week's top stories:

4:32 - Dating App for Lawyers (Selected by Joe Patrice)

7:22 - SCOTUS Opinion on Fair Use of Coding in Google vs. Oracle (Selected by Joe Patrice)

10:22 - Rocket Lawyer's $223m investment (Selected by Bob Ambrogi)

18:51 - Mary O'Carroll left Google and stepped down from CLOC after joining legal tech company Ironclad (Selected by Victoria Hudgins)

23:19 - The E-Discovery Arms Race: Consilio and Xact (Selected by Zach Warren)

25:32 - Dangers of Policing Using Predictive Data (Selected by Niki Black)

39:08 - MCBA Avatar Conference Follow Up (Selected by Steve Embry)

45:43 - Europe Proposes Strict Rules Governing AI (Selected by Victor Li)

7:06 - Neuralink implant enables monkey to play Pong without touching anything. Tests in humans next. (Selected by Molly McDonough)

15:22 - Litera buys another company. What is its strategy and how will avoid chaos in implementing so many acquisitions? Why should you care? (Selected by Caroline Hill)

21:26 - Digression about British expressions

23:06 - Orrick Spin-Off Joinder Launches 'System-of-Record' for Corporate Legal Departments (Selected by Bob Ambrogi)

38:46 - SALI announced a universal legal tech API, will it catch on? (Selected by Victoria Hudgins)

48:09 - Judicial Analytics in New York: Looking Back To See the Future (Selected by Niki Black)

Note: this episode take place at a virtual conference, and may be best viewed on YouTube

4:09 - Panelist's opinions on the virtual conference

21:29 - No plans by Facebook to notify users of data breach

25:34 - Notre Dame over-enrollment chaos

28:06 - Future Trials Working Group's Report and Recommendations

35:07 - NJ ethics opinion on reply all emails and client confidentiality issues

39:57 - Casey Flaherty Leaves Baker McKenzie To Join Legal Tech Collective LexFusion

43:40 - Tour of virtual conference.

Top stories in legal tech this week include:

6:13 - Biglaw firms toying with ending the 5-day office work week.

11:06 - Law firms pulling out the stops for lateral associates.

13:12 - Legal Tech Company IPOs Are Rare, but That Could Soon Change

18:10 - Report maps growing 'Justice Tech' market; urges VCs to invest.

22:20 - Florida Bar's best practices for remote proceedings.

28:28 - Weed is legal in NYC, and Cuomo gets a night off from the spotlight.

30:14 - Can a non-lawyer (business person) run a law firm?

46:25 - Witnesses who want to testify remotely may need to prove they haven't been vaccinated.

Weekly updates from the world of Legaltech.