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“People in Legal: Stories and Insights from the Human Side of the Legal Tech Industry." Join us as we explore the personal journeys, challenges, and triumphs of professionals in law, legal tech, education, and academia. Each episode features candid conversations with industry experts, sharing their unique career paths and growth stories. We'll uncover tales of resilience, mentorship, ethical dilemmas, and career-defining moments. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just curious about the field, “People in Legal” offers inspiration and insights for everyone.
Unknown Host hosts People in Legal, a business show with 161 episodes published.
“Software today is about connection.” Tim Kenney recently sat down with Steven Wang, CEO of Matteroom, for a conversation about what makes legal technology genuinely useful. AI may be moving quickly, but Steven believes
, . David Woolstencroft had a great conversation with Makayla Gills, Founder of SBP Solutions , about what really happens behind the scenes of running and growing a law firm. From trust accounts and practice management t
’ . ’ - . David Woolstencroft had a great conversation with Carl Olson about how AI is changing far more than legal productivity. It’s reshaping client expectations, service delivery, pricing, legal talent and ultimately
' . ? At Legaltech Hub , David Woolstencroft caught up with Allegra Spender , , for a conversation about Australia's place in the AI era. From Australia's competitive advantages to the risks of deepfakes, privacy and wor
? At LegalTechTalk , Redmond Lee caught up with Michael Culver , Founder of Culver Law Ltd , to hear the perspective of a smaller law firm navigating an increasingly crowded technology landscape. For Michael, the priorit
, ? At Legaltech Hub , Chantal McNaught caught up with three brilliant minds working across legal learning and innovation: Terri Mottershead , Director & Owner at Kate Booth , Head of Learning & Development at MinterElli
? At Legaltech Hub , our host Chantal McNaught caught up with Raymond Sun , Founder of LegalQuants , to talk about the skills defining the next generation of lawyers. Raymond's philosophy? " ." It's not about having the
— ? At Legaltech Hub Horizons, David met with Horace Wu , Founder and CEO of Syntheia , to talk about where Gen AI actually helps lawyers — and where it doesn't. Horace's take: Gen AI is probabilistic — ask it twice, get
What happens to junior lawyer training when AI starts doing the work they traditionally learned from? At Legaltech Hub , Chantal McNaught caught up with Nick Abrahams , aka , for a quick chat about the skills lawyers wil
Many firms are investing in AI to improve business development. But what if the real advantage isn't the technology itself? David Woolstencroft sat down with Steven Lewis , Founder of Taleist Agency , to discuss why unde
At LegalTechTalk 2026 , David Woolstencroft sat down with Redmond Lee, Solutions Engineer at Tensis, to discuss why document automation is becoming a critical foundation for the future of legal practice. As AI continues
At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft sat down with Jean Yang to discuss one of the biggest shifts happening across the legal industry. It's no longer a question of whether organisations will adopt AI. The question
At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee met with Eli Bernstein and Rafael Levine to explore an area of legal tech that's often overlooked. While many legal tech companies are focused on serving law firms, Eli and Raf are taki
At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft sat down with Daryna Sydorenko , Senior Legal Counsel & Senior Legal Ops, to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing legal professionals today: learning how to work with AI
At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee sat down with Rick van Esch , CEO & Co-Founder of Emma Legal , to discuss how legal due diligence is evolving and why today's legal tech buyers are becoming far more discerning. EMMA he
David Woolstencroft sat down with Gus Neate , Co-founder & CEO of ClarenAI , to discuss how AI is transforming legal work, not by replacing lawyers, but by enabling legal teams to focus where they add the greatest value.
At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee sat down with John Wilson , Chief Information Security Officer at HaystackID , to discuss one of the most overlooked questions in AI adoption: What happens when you have to defend an AI
At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee sat down with Gina Raffo , Legal Ops Manager - Corporate, Tech & Crypto Lawyer, to discuss why many organisations are overlooking the simplest opportunities to improve the way legal tea
At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee sat down with Gretchen Lennon , Founder and Legal Consultant at Lennon Legal , to discuss supporting startups and SMEs, adopting legal technology, and why AI should enhance legal expert
At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft sat down with Tyson Ballard , Founder & CEO of Stella Legal , to discuss AI adoption, change management, and why the biggest barriers aren't technical. Tyson believes the techno
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