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Hosted by Centre for Legal Innovation · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 218 episodes
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The legal ecosystem is transforming but to what, for whom, where, why and how? Join us to learn about the next best practices and how legaltech is impacting your legal business. Learn from the people who are "walking the talk." Hear what they are doing and what has driven them to do things differently for their clients, their people, their organisations and themselves and, how they measure and learn from success and failure. We're going to get candid, super practical and yes, we're going to get techy and legally innovative too!
Centre for Legal Innovation hosts The Legalpreneurs Sandbox, a business show with 218 episodes published.
This powerful closing plenary fireside chat with Terri Mottershead, Director, Digital Enablement, Ashurst Advance and Sue Keay, Director, UNSW AI Institute , Secretary and Board Member Women in Robotics and Chair of the
This forward-looking episode featured women who have successfully led workforce transformation initiatives, showcasing approaches to skilling, reskilling, upskilling, recruiting, and retaining AI talent. Ann-Maree David,
In this episode, women leaders in AI ethics, governance, and compliance Gabrielle Lyons, Deputy General Counsel, Gilbert + Tobin, Annie Haggar, Partner, Head of Cybersecurity, Australia, Norton Rose Fulbright, Dr Bernade
This implementation-focused episode moved beyond cultural readiness to explore the tactical execution of AI projects. The panel of women implementation and operations leaders Katrina Gowans, Legal Ops professional, Co-Ch
In this episode, female technology leaders Kelly Addison, Director, Women in Technology, Kate Clark, CEO, eDiscovery Collab, Anna Golovsky, Executive Manager, Legal & Company Secretariat, IAG and Jaysee Sunapho, Data Arc
This foundation-setting episode focussed specifically on overcoming psychological and organisational resistance to AI, female leaders Kim Trajer, Chief Operating Officer at McCullough Robertson and CLI Advisory Board mem
In this episode, Cat Moon, Professor of the Practice and Founding Co-Director of VAILL, the Vanderbilt AI + Law Lab, Vanderbilt University Law School opened the Women + AI APAC Summit 2025 with a powerful invitation to s
In many respects, generative AI has impacted few roles as directly as legal operations. These professionals sit at the epicentre of tech experimentation, deployment, adoption, evaluation and change. As the tech has evolv
Prompt engineering has captured our interest, been at the core of our frustration and continues to find its way into our new way of working in the post ChatGPT era. But like the tech it is so integrally tied to, generati
On 7 May 2025, in the fourth podcast in CLI's Legal GenAI Conversations Series Terri Mottershead, Executive Director of the Centre for Legal Innovation was joined by three amazing guests to discuss The Lawyerless Law Fir
There's little more fundamental to every business than revenue. In law firms, for a while now, that's been measured by the billable hour. In most law firms today, we still wrap up hours billed in the same parcel as exper
Every aspect of legal practice is transforming before our eyes with AI as the catalyst and the enabler. It's a challenging time for law firm leaders - it's definitely not a role for the faint hearted. On 18 March 2025, i
Generative AI has created a critical role for educators. Everyone is learning something new, and educators know how to make that meaningful and stick. Whether the tech is forcing us to challenge traditional mindsets, und
This podcast was recorded on 20 February 2025, as the inaugural session in CLI's Legal GenAI Conversations Series. In this session, Terri Mottershead, Executive Director of the Centre for Legal Innovation discussed The L
This podcast was recorded on 5 February 2025, as the inaugural session in CLI's Lex ExploreAI Series. In this session host Courtney Blackman, Head of Partnerships and Program Director of the LawTech Hub & AI Clinical Pla
We're back for our sixth year and what a year it has been for legaltech, AI and innovation! If 2023 was the year to figure out what generative AI was all about, then 2024 was most definitely the year for pilots, experime
In this session, we spoke with Mark Williams, a Founding Co-Director of the Vanderbilt AI Law Lab (VAILL) and a Professor of the Practice of Law at the AIGP. Mark has come to AI via journalism, law, sometime in the polit
This podcast was recorded on 22 July 2024 as the fifth session in CLI's Legal GenAI Around the World Series. In this session Terri Mottershead, Executive Director at the Centre for Legal Innovation facilitated a discussi
In this session, we spoke with Colin Lachance, the Innovator in Residence at the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) and the Principal of law firm coaching and consulting business, PGYA Consulting. Colin has spent most of his
This podcast was recorded on 18 June 2024 as the fourth session in CLI's Legal GenAI Around the World Series. In this session Terri Mottershead, Executive Director at the Centre for Legal Innovation facilitated a discuss
Dr Sue Keay
Leading voice in Australia’s AI and robotics ecosystem · UNSW AI Institute
1 appearance on this show
Kate Clark
CEO · The Wall Street Journal
1 appearance on this show
Mark Williams
neuroscientist, international speaker, author · Mark D. Williams Custom Homes
1 appearance on this show
Peter Hall
Cloud Security Sales Specialist · Former Players Association
1 appearance on this show
Terri Mottershead
Centre for Legal Innovation
3 appearances on this show
Sue Keay
UNSW AI Institute
1 appearance on this show
Ann-Maree David
College of Law Queensland
1 appearance on this show
Jemma Hirst
Grant Thornton
1 appearance on this show
Fiona Anson
University of Technology Sydney
1 appearance on this show
Jan Christie
Gilbert + Tobin
1 appearance on this show
Ilona Meyer
Nuix
1 appearance on this show
Annie Haggar
Norton Rose Fulbright
1 appearance on this show
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