Reinventing Professionals

Reinventing Professionals

By Ari KaplanBusinessEntrepreneurshipTechnology
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Reinventing Professionals episodes

  • Looking at Visual Project Management
    I spoke with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus, a visual legal practice management software platform. We discussed the genesis of Lawcus, how it differs from other practice management solutions on the market, the key problem that Lawcus solves, and how users can take advantage of the company’s beta, among other topics.
    8 min
  • Market Opportunity and Market Momentum Driving Legal Tech Investments
    I spoke with Michael Ramich, a partner at Frontier Capital, a venture capital firm that focuses on high growth software and services companies, including document and e-mail management cloud-provider, NetDocuments. We discussed the key factors driving investment interest in legal technology, the best time to invest in a law-related company, the challenges of doing so, and where one can find the most opportunity in the current market, among other topics.
    9 min
  • What Venture Capitalists Look for in a Legal Tech Investment
    I spoke with Josh Harder, a Senior Associate at Bessemer Venture Partners, a venture capital firm, which has been a prominent investor in legal technology companies like Clio, Anaqua, and Disco. Given that Bessemer Venture Partners has been an investor in LinkedIn, Yelp, and Pinterest, we discussed why the legal industry has recently grown more attractive, how the legal software market is evolving, what venture capitalists look for in a legal tech investment, how legal tech start-ups should select a venture capital partner, the most difficult part of evaluating an investment in legal tech, and the next hot category, among other topics.
    10 min
  • State Law Resources An Interesting Perspective on Law Firm Networks
    I spoke with Patrick Paul, a partner with Snell & Wilmer, and the chairman of the board for State Law Resources, Inc., an international law firm network that focuses on referrals associated with state capital representation, government relations practices, and lobbying. We discussed the mission of State Law Resources, how it differs from other law firm networks, its selection criteria, the location of its members, reasons that a firm should join a network, and what the increasing influence of law firm networks reflects about the changing nature of legal practice.
    10 min
  • State Law Resources - An Interesting Perspective on Law Firm Networks

    I spoke with Patrick Paul, a partner with Snell & Wilmer, and the chairman of the board for State Law Resources, Inc., an international law firm network that focuses on referrals associated with state capital representation, government relations practices, and lobbying. We discussed the mission of State Law Resources, how it differs from other law firm networks, its selection criteria, the location of its members, reasons that a firm should join a network, and what the increasing influence of law firm networks reflects about the changing nature of legal practice.

    10 min
  • Metrics and Measuring to Manage

    I spoke with Peter Zver, President of Tikit North America, a global software and IT services company and the creator of Carpe Diem, a popular timekeeping solution in the legal market, and Justin Hectus, Director of Information, at Keesal, Young & Logan, a full service business law firm with five offices around the Pacific Rim.

    7 min
  • Democratizing E-Discovery at Legaltech
    I spoke with Monica Enand, the CEO of Zapproved, a legal technology company that helps corporate counsel with the discovery process. It is the maker of Legal Hold Pro, among other tools for collection, processing, and review. We discussed the mission of Zapproved, its plans for Legaltech 2016, including the introduction of Digital Discovery Pro, the trends that are driving the development of innovative e-discovery tools, and the future of this sector, among other topics.
    8 min
  • Key Drivers of Cloud-Based Document and E-Mail Management
    I spoke with Matt Duncan, CEO, and Alvin Tedjamulia, CTO, respectively, of NetDocuments, a native cloud-based document and email management service for law firms and corporate legal departments. We discussed the company’s mission, the key drivers that have been prompting firms to adopt cloud-based document and e-mail management, how the security and compliance landscape has changed the legal market, and Microsoft’s strategic partnership with NetDocuments, among other topics.
    16 min

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