The Quirky Lawyer vuelve con mucha fuerza. Esta temporada habrá más episodios sobre innovación legal, entrevistas con líderes de la industria legal, en espacial del entorno legaltech. Además, también abro el espacio a invitados de otros ámbitos profesionales que tienen mucho que decir sobre inteligencia artificial. 

El segundo eje temático del podcast esta temporada son las nuevas profesiones en el ámbito legal.

Sígueme en @thequirkylawyer , en Linkedin o en mi página web www.thequirkyl

This season you will find more episodes on legal innovation, interviews with leaders of the legal industry. Also, I am opening the podcast to guests from other industries that have a lot to say on AI, machine learning and technology. These will share a new perspective that is critical for our work as lawyers. 

The second theme of the podcast this season is new jobs within the legal industry.

Follow me on instagram @thequirkylawyer , Linkedin or on my website www.thequirkylawyer.com

Today's episode brings a brand new perspective into the legal innovation debate. Hon. John Facciola shares his insights on the intersection between law and technology as a United States Magistrate Judge in the District of Columbia and a Law Professor at Georgetown Law School.

The Sedona Conference website: https://thesedonaconference.org

Georgetown LawAdvanced E-Discovery Institute website: 2018 Advanced eDiscovery Institute

Georgetown Institute for Law, Science and Global Security

Today I’m sharing with you a really powerful episode where I interview Michael Goldman and Ruby Sheik both working at Georgetown University Law Centre and facilitators at the Lawyers in Balance program.

We will be discussing meditation, mindfulness and some other ways that can help you cope with your everyday life and improve your professional skills from the inside out.

Follow me on LinkedIn and instagram instagram.com/thequirkylawyer/

When I started the podcast I could only dream to have Katia Lin, East Coast Practice Manager at Axiom, as a guest and this week as we are celebrating 4 months since the podcast launch, we made it happen. If you have always admired the work Axiom is doing in the legal industry and are curious to find out more, this is the perfect episode for you.

If you want more content on legal innovation check out https://thequirkylawyer.com

Follow me on LinkedIn and instagram instagram.com/thequirkylawyer/

I am delighted to have my first Spanish guest in the podcast. Gerard Guiu has built an impressive career and has a very unique approach to innovation that I am very excited to bring to this space of conversation around legal innovation.

If you want more content on legal innovation, check out www.thequirkylawyer.com

Follow me on LinkedIn and instagram instagram.com/thequirkylawyer/

Today we discuss productivity and time management with Ritu Goswamy a lawyer and legal productivity consultant.

Ritu Goswamy helps lawyers take control of their time for increased efficiently, profitability, and work-life balance.

Ritu is the author of "The New Billable Hour: Bill More Hours, Be More Productive, and Still Have Work-Life Balance,". Listen to the podcast to know how you can get a FREE copy of Ritu's book.

If you want more content on legal innovation, check out www.thequirkylawyer.com

A fascinating conversation with Steve Amstrong, Food Law expert, former Chief Food Law Counsel at Campbell Soup Company and Food Law Professor at Georgetown Law School.

We discuss about

- How consumer activism is shaping food law regulation and the food industry;

- GMO, gene editing and the legal implications of these proceedings;

- Clean labeling, transparency and organic foods; and

- Use of blockchain in the food industry.

A fascinating interview on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, smart contracts and crowdfunding. What you need to know as a lawyer to navigate with ease in this space.

To know more about Robin Sosnow, check https://www.robinsosnow.com

To read Lewis Cohen's Crypto - Capital Markets article, click here https://medium.com/@nycryptolawyer/

If you want more content on legal innovation, check out www.thequirkylawyer.com

Follow me on LinkedIn and instagram instagram.com/thequirkylawyer/

First time you hear about Emojis in a legal context? This was me a couple months ago. But then out of curiosity, I started researching the legal implications of using emojis and I was very surprised about how many areas of law have been impacted by these cute symbols.

According to the Emoji report published in 2016, over 2.3 trillion messages including emojis where projected to be sent that year and this figure continues to grow every day.