Anastasia Boyko

In this episode, Ted sits down with Anastasia Boyko, Legal Futurist and Product Evangelist at Filevine, to discuss the future of legal services and the cultural and structural shifts needed in law firms and legal education. From reforming law school curricula to embracing alternative business structures, Anastasia shares her expertise in client-centric innovation and change management. Highlighting the importance of transparency, empathy, and technology, this conversation encourages legal professionals to rethink the delivery of legal services for the modern world.

In this episode, Anastasia shares insights on how to:

• Address the access to justice gap through innovation and alternative models
• Rethink legal education to better prepare students for modern practice
• Leverage technology and AI to enhance legal service delivery
• Build client-centric cultures that prioritize relationships and transparency
• Encourage law firms to adopt change management practices and shared values

Key takeaways:

• The current legal model fails to meet public needs—real change starts with culture
• Generative AI and tech can help bridge longstanding gaps in service and access
• Law schools need to provide tools for students to explore diverse legal careers
• Challenger firms and alternative business structures are reshaping the market
• Strong client relationships and transparency are foundational for trust and innovation

About the guest, Anastasia Boyko

Anastasia Boyko is a Legal Futurist and Product Evangelist at Filevine with over 20 years of experience driving innovation across the legal ecosystem. After practicing law at top firms in New York, she transitioned into leadership roles focused on legal operations, education, and change management at organizations including Thomson Reuters, Axiom, and Yale Law School. Her work bridges law practice, legal services delivery, and talent development, with a mission to reshape the profession through client-centered innovation and forward-thinking leadership.

I think about innovation as doing things better. And I think doing things better is a function of change management. And it depends on how large of an impact you want to have.

Connect with Anastasia:

• Filevine Website: https://www.filevine.com/