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Ted sits down with David Perla, Vice Chair at Burford Capital, to discuss the rise of Managed Service Organizations (MSOs) in the legal industry, how they differ from ALSPs, the challenges of modernizing law firm structures, the impact of technology and capital on innovation, and more.

Ted sits down with Kevin Lee, Law Professor at NCCU School of Law, to discuss the ethics of AI
in legal practice, the cultural and human limits of technology, the importance of privacy and
democracy, and more.

Ted sits down with Rob Saccone, CTO of Lega, to discuss lessons from failed legal innovation efforts, the challenges of the partnership model, the role of client demand in driving change, the impact of AI on law firm business models, and more.

Ted sits down with David McCarville, Director at Fennemore Craig, P.C., to discuss how AI, R&D, and alternative business models are transforming the practice of law.

Ted sits down with Lev Loukhton, Legal Tech Investor at GrayHair Venture Partners, to discuss how AI and digital transformation are redefining the legal profession.

Ted sits down with Ben Chiriboga, Chief Growth Officer at Nexl, to discuss the power of storytelling, the business of law, and the cultural changes needed to transform legal practice.

Ted sits down with Patrick DiDomenico and Kevin Klein, Co-Founders of Legal Tech Connect, to discuss the evolution of knowledge management and innovation in law firms, the launch of their new Innovators and Investors event, and the growing intersection of builders, buyers, and funders in legal tech.

Ted sits down with Sarah Thompson, Chief Product Officer at BlueStar, to discuss how AI and M365 are transforming legal investigations and eDiscovery. They explore the challenges of modern attachments, the role of subject matter expertise, and why custom-built solutions are essential.

Ted sits down with Michele DeStefano, Professor of Law at the University of Miami and Program Chair at Harvard Law School Executive Education, to explore the the challenges Chief Innovation Officers face in law firms, the cultural barriers that slow progress, and how AI and non-lawyers are helping to reshape the future of legal service delivery.

Ted sits down with Don Fuchs, Co-Founder of Legal Anywhere, to explore the evolution of legal extranets, how they’ve shifted from simple file-sharing tools to powerful platforms for client collaboration, and the role of financial transparency in building stronger relationships.