WEBINAR

The Role of Lawyers in an Automated World

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As technology evolves, so too does the fear that this will replace humans in the workspace – and this fear has carried over into the traditionally tech-averse legal profession. But peaceful coexistence can exist and the alignment of human and tech can in fact benefit all involved, both lawyers and clients alike.

Join us for a conversation with Tony Randle, Partner and Head of Client Strategy at Shoosmiths, and Julia Salasky, Legl founder and CEO, around:

  • Why lawyers should embrace technology, not fear it
  • The three laws of legal robotics
  • How human EQ + tech IQ = a better client experience
  • The future of “lawyering”

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Tony Randle, Partner, Shoosmiths

Tony Randle is a Partner & Head of Client Strategy in law firm Shoosmiths, and leads their tech and innovation product offering, Shoosmiths8. His team has developed numerous lawtech solutions, including an AI-driven platform for reviewing commercial contracts and a matter management and data analysis tool. His team was named Legal Technology Team of the Year in the Legal Business Awards last September. He is the LawTech Lead for SuperTech (the UK’s first multi-discipline cluster promoting the development and adoption of technology in professional services) and sits on the Legal Tech Committee of Birmingham Law Society. Tony is also a founder member of a lawtech start up and has undertaken several collaborations with tech providers. He was listed this year in The Lawyer Magazine’s “Hot 100”. He is a prolific conference speaker and writer of thought leadership (such as his Three Laws of Legal Robotics) and he is currently authoring a book (to be published later this year) offering a practical guide to the future of lawyering, in which both technology and EQ will play a major part.
Julia Salasky, Founder and CEO, Legl

Julia is the founder and CEO of Legl, a technology company giving law firms the tools to grow their business, give clients a better experience, and succeed in a digital-first world. An entrepreneur and former lawyer at Linklaters and the UN, Julia previously founded CrowdJustice, an award winning platform focused on increasing access to the justice system. Julia has been recognised with multiple awards, most recently including the FT’s Legal Innovator the Year Award, and Legal 500’s Outstanding Innovator Award.

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