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Q: The first “White Shoe” law firm launched an innovation subsidiary. Does that matter? (315)

By Anusia Gillespie on July 6, 2022

Posted in BigLaw, Legal Innovation, LegalTech, NewLaw, NewLaw Fundamentals Q&A

Probably not, but we’ll see. A surprising conversation with digital transformation expert Isabel Parker

It’s already been quite a year for law firm innovation. Just last month, Norton Rose Fulbright launched LX Studio, a new “innovation-focused” subsidiary, and Wilson Sonsini unveiled Neuron, a proprietary SaaS platform for start-ups. Exciting propositions, but the development that had the NewLaw cognoscenti scratching their heads was ‘white shoe’ firm Cleary Gottlieb launching of ClearyX, which the firm describes as a “platform for highly efficient, AI and data-driven legal services.”

What’s driving these unveilings? And, are these new platforms worthwhile?
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Q. What is digital transformation? A primer for legal professionals (289)

By Anusia Gillespie on March 2, 2022

Posted in Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), LegalTech, NewLaw Fundamentals Q&A

This post is a digest of an important new article on the digital transformation of legal departments.

Me: [Enthusiastically sharing new NewLaw literature with a friend.]

Friend: “My first reaction is…that’s a lot of pages!”

It is a lot of pages. It is also critical reading, even for the newly acquainted. For those who want the bottom line without all of the pages, this digest is for you.
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