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How law firms, legal teams and vendors are actually using generative AI, agents and automation: what works, what doesn't, and what it changes about legal work.

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Alison Laird: AI Adoption, Legal Transformation & Building the Future of Law

CLI 2026 · 13 Oct 2026

Alison Laird, Director at the Centre for Legal Innovation, previews the CLI 2026 APAC Summit in Sydney with David Woolstencroft, asking whether fast-moving AI adoption is actually changing the way legal work gets done.

Viraj Nedungadi: Where AI Actually Adds Value in Legal Tech

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 7 Sept 2026

At LegalTechTalk London, David Woolstencroft speaks with Viraj Nedungadi of SpotDraft about where AI actually adds value, growth in legal tech and the changing CLM market.

Carl Olson: Clients Aren’t Resisting Legal Spend, Just Low-Value Spend

Studio interview · 18 Aug 2026

David Woolstencroft talks with Carl Olson about how AI is changing far more than legal productivity, and why clients are resisting low-value spend rather than legal spend itself.

Allegra Spender: Getting the AI Revolution Right for Australia

LTH Horizons Sydney 2026 · 17 Aug 2026

At Legaltech Hub Horizons Sydney, David Woolstencroft speaks with Allegra Spender, Federal Member for Wentworth, about why Australia can’t sit out the AI revolution and how to get it right.

Terri, Kate and Carolyn: Rethinking How Lawyers Learn in the AI Era

LTH Horizons Sydney 2026 · 12 Aug 2026

At Legaltech Hub Horizons Sydney, Chantal McNaught speaks with Terri, Kate and Carolyn, who work across legal learning and innovation, about whether AI means rethinking how lawyers learn.

Raymond Sun: What Makes a Lawyer Valuable in the AI Era

LTH Horizons Sydney 2026 · 11 Aug 2026

At Legaltech Hub Horizons Sydney, Chantal McNaught speaks with Raymond Sun, Founder of LegalQuants, about what will make a lawyer truly valuable in the AI era and the skills that will define the future.

Horace Wu: Is AI Adoption Actually Delivering Value?

LTH Horizons Sydney 2026 · 10 Aug 2026

At Legaltech Hub Horizons, David Woolstencroft speaks with Horace Wu, Founder and CEO of Syntheia, about whether AI adoption is delivering real value and where Gen AI actually helps lawyers.

Nick Abrahams: AI and the Future of Junior Lawyer Training

LTH Horizons Sydney 2026 · 10 Aug 2026

At Legaltech Hub Horizons Sydney, Chantal McNaught speaks with Nick Abrahams, aka The Accidental Lawyer, about what happens to junior lawyer training when AI starts doing the work juniors traditionally learned from.

Steven Lewis: Technical Expertise Is the Floor, Not the Ceiling

Studio interview · 6 Aug 2026

Steven Lewis discusses business development in law firms, asking whether the real advantage lies beyond the AI technology many firms are investing in.

Jean Yang: AI Adoption Is No Longer a Question of Whether

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 3 Aug 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft speaks with Jean Yang about one of the biggest shifts across the legal industry: AI adoption is no longer a question of whether.

Gus Neate: Let AI Handle the Routine

Studio interview · 27 July 2026

David Woolstencroft speaks with Gus Neate, Co-founder & CEO of ClarenAI, about how AI is transforming legal work by enabling teams to focus where they add the greatest value.

John Wilson: An Overlooked Question in AI Adoption

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 26 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee speaks with John Wilson, Chief Information Security Officer at HaystackID, about one of the most overlooked questions in AI adoption.

Gretchen Lennon: Supporting Startups and SMEs with Legal Tech

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 22 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee speaks with Gretchen Lennon, Founder and Legal Consultant at Lennon Legal, about supporting startups and SMEs, adopting legal technology and the role AI should play.

Tyson Ballard: AI Adoption, Change Management & the Real Barriers

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 21 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft speaks with Tyson Ballard, Founder & CEO of Stella Legal, about AI adoption, change management and why the biggest barriers aren’t technical.

Ben Firth: The Question to Ask Before Investing in AI

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 19 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft speaks with Ben Firth from Thomson Reuters about the pace of change in legal technology and one question every law firm should ask before investing in AI.

Nikki Shaver: A Big Misconception About AI Adoption

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 16 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, Redmond Lee speaks with Nikki Shaver, CEO of Legal Technology Hub, about one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding AI adoption.

Dan Hauck: How AI Is Changing Document Management

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 14 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft speaks with Dan Hauck, Chief Product Officer at NetDocuments, about how AI is changing document management.

Gabriela Ivancu: The Real Barrier to AI Adoption

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 13 July 2026

At LegalTechTalk 2026, David Woolstencroft speaks with Gabriela Ivancu, Founder of Gabs Terms, about one of the biggest barriers to successful AI adoption, and why it isn’t choosing the right tool.

Daniel Dalla Vedova: What AI really means for the legal profession

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 8 July 2026

Daniel Dalla Vedova, COO at Moritz, speaks with Redmond at LegalTechTalk 2026 about what AI really means for the legal profession.

Rafik Hwimli: How agentic AI is transforming legal and compliance

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 7 July 2026

Rafik Hwimli, CEO and Founder of Contractzlab, speaks with David Woolstencroft at LegalTechTalk 2026 about how AI is transforming legal and compliance operations.

Simon Bedford: Where people fit in AI-driven legal

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 30 June 2026

Simon Bedford of Nova8 speaks with Redmond at LegalTechTalk 2026 about where people fit in an AI-driven legal industry.

Ben Wightwick: Why AI governance isn't a bolt-on

LegalTechTalk 2026 · 28 June 2026

Ben Wightwick, CCO at Autologyx, speaks with David at LegalTechTalk 2026 about why successful AI depends on the process behind it, not just the model.

Steve Hantos: AI predicts. Automation guarantees.

Studio interview · 14 June 2026

Steve Hantos, CEO of Tensis, speaks with David about entrepreneurship, legal innovation and why automation remains critical in an age of AI.

Jenn Little: Why Top Lawyers Aren't Looking on Job Boards (and How to Find Them)

Studio interview · 11 June 2026

Jenn Little, Founder and Managing Director of Insource, joins Chantal McNaught on Law and Beyond to discuss how AI and talent intelligence are reshaping legal recruitment.

Demi Demet Agraz: Is AI making lawyers more effective or more dependent?

Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 · 9 June 2026

Demi Demet Agraz speaks with David at Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 about whether AI is making lawyers more effective or more dependent.

Mona Chiha: Is generative AI enough?

Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 · 8 June 2026

Mona Chiha speaks with Roni Millard at Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 about a much-debated question in legal AI: whether generative AI is enough.

Max Scott: Navigating the Hype, Fear, and Philosophy of Responsible AI

Studio interview · 4 June 2026

Max Scott, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of Strat Alliance Global and a former global lead at Microsoft, explores the hype, fear and philosophy of responsible AI.

Luke Abagi: Every law firm needs a Mary

Studio interview · 28 May 2026

Luke Abagi, Head of Product at Mary Technology, speaks with Tim Kenney about litigation AI, fact chaos and why trust is becoming one of the most important layers in legal AI.

Chris Brown: The legal industry isn't sleepy anymore

RelFest 2026 · 25 May 2026

Chris Brown, Chief Product Officer at Relativity, speaks with Jonathan Seifman at RelFest 26 Sydney about how legal tech is evolving through AI.

Ted Theodoropoulos: Legal engineers will become the most important role in law firms

Studio interview · 21 May 2026

Ted Theodoropoulos, CEO of Infodash and host of the Legal Innovation Spotlight podcast, speaks with Tim Kenney about AI, enterprise search and the rise of legal engineers in law firms.

Kaleb Holden: AI needs context, not just content

Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 · 19 May 2026

Kaleb Holden, Director of APAC at NetDocuments, speaks with Roni Millard at Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 about why AI needs context, not just content.

Georgia Foster: How AI is reshaping legal workflows

RelFest 2026 · 18 May 2026

Georgia Foster, Managing Director and VP Sales, speaks with Jonathan Seifman at RelFest 26 Sydney about how AI is reshaping legal workflows.

Max Paterson: How AI is transforming legal workflows

FLENA Conference 2026 · 17 May 2026

Max Paterson, Co-Founder and CEO of Smartnote, speaks with David Woolstencroft at the Family Law Education Network Conference about how AI is transforming legal workflows.

Manraj Singh Rahi: How AI is reshaping legal and tax research

LawFest 2026 · 13 May 2026

Manraj Singh Rahi of LawCyborg speaks with David at LawFest 2026 about how AI is reshaping legal and tax research.

Phil Saunders: AI in high-consequence legal workflows

RelFest 2026 · 11 May 2026

Phil Saunders, CEO of Relativity, speaks with Jonathan Seifman at RelFest26 Sydney about how AI is reshaping high-consequence legal workflows.

Ziggy Cheng: The best AI tool is useless if nobody can use it

Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 · 10 May 2026

Ziggy Cheng of Thomson Reuters speaks with David at Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2026 about why the best AI tool is useless if nobody knows how to use it.

Professor Michael Legg: How legal education and the profession are evolving

RelFest 2026 · 4 May 2026

Professor Michael Legg of UNSW speaks with Jonathan at RelFest 26 Sydney about how legal education, and the legal profession itself, is evolving with AI.

Lara Wentworth: The future of law is about people

FLENA Conference 2026 · 30 Apr 2026

Lara Wentworth, Co-founder and Director of Coaching Advocates and a former lawyer turned coach, speaks with David at the Family Law Education Network conference about why the future of law is about people.

Chad Ergun: Buying AI software is not a strategy

Studio interview · 23 Apr 2026

Chad Ergun, CIO of Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP, speaks with Tim Kenney about what law firms are getting right and wrong when it comes to AI.

Hayley Leung: Cutting through the AI noise in law firms

LawFest 2026 · 20 Apr 2026

Hayley Leung, Lead Solutions Expert at NetDocuments, unpacks at LawFest 2026 what is actually happening inside law firms when it comes to AI adoption.

David Lisitsa: Making the most of the tech firms already have

FLENA Conference 2026 · 10 Apr 2026

David Lisitsa of NewLaw.com speaks with David Woolstencroft at the Family Law Education Network Conference about why most firms struggle with what they already have rather than with AI.

David Whiting: Thirty years of answering real legal questions

LawFest 2026 · 1 Apr 2026

David Whiting, Principal of Whiting Lawyers, reflects at LawFest 2026 on more than 30 years of answering real legal questions, including via radio before Google and AI.

Andy King: Where do firms even start with AI?

LawFest 2026 · 1 Apr 2026

Andy King speaks with David Woolstencroft at LawFest 2026 about the question most firms are still asking about AI: where do we even start?

Cat Casey: How to Pivot Your Legal Career in the Age of AI

Studio interview · 19 Feb 2026

Cat Casey, a global voice in AI and legal innovation, joins Chantal McNaught on the Law and Beyond Show to discuss pivoting a legal career in the age of AI.

Claudia Simpson: Guardrails for Innovation: Navigating AI in Legal Tech

Studio interview · 5 Feb 2026

Claudia Simpson, Senior Data Governance and Business Analyst, joins Chantal McNaught on the Law and Beyond Show to discuss legal tech careers for non-lawyers and navigating AI.

Dan Hauck: AI enhancements in NetDocuments document management

NetDocuments Inspire 2025 · 8 Jan 2026

Recorded at NetDocuments Inspire 2025, Dan Hauck discusses the latest innovations at NetDocuments, focusing on AI enhancements in document management.

Rhonda McGrath: The Legal Universe, AI, and Keeping Calm Under Pressure

Studio interview · 1 Jan 2026

In a special Law and Beyond episode, Chantal McNaught and future lawyer Rhonda McGrath have an unfiltered conversation about life, law, AI and keeping calm under pressure.

Mona Chiha: Law Beyond the Black Box: Fair, Transparent AI

Studio interview · 18 Dec 2025

Chantal McNaught speaks with Mona Chiha, a legal technology pioneer and founder of JurisTechni, about moving law beyond the black box towards fair, transparent AI.

Angus Murray: From Paginators to AI: The Future of Law

Studio interview · 11 Dec 2025

Angus Murray joins Chantal McNaught to explore what it means to practise law amid rapid technological change, AI tools and growing pressure to treat law as a business.

Karrina Mountfort: Start Small and Succeed Big with AI Adoption Practices

Studio interview · 4 Dec 2025

Chantal McNaught talks with Karrina Mountfort, founder of Webbased AI and The AI Assembly, about how AI can transform businesses while keeping people at the centre.

Anna Golovsky: Diversity and practical AI adoption in legal tech

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 20 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Anna Golovsky speaks with David Woolstencroft about her role in legal tech, the value of diversity and the practical challenges of AI adoption.

Bernadette Hyland-Wood: Integrating AI in legal practice

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 20 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Bernadette Hyland-Wood, PhD discusses integrating AI in legal practices, from the promise and pitfalls of Microsoft Copilot to the importance of regulation.

Kim Trajer and Liza Greenwood: Breaking down barriers to legal AI adoption

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Kim Trajer and Liza Greenwood speak with David Woolstencroft about breaking down barriers to AI adoption in the legal industry.

Mike Ferdinand: AI Adoption & Legal Tech Strategy

ILTACON 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

Mike Ferdinand, Senior Legal Technology Advisor at Clifford Chance, joins David Woolstencroft at ILTACON 2025 to discuss AI adoption, legal tech strategy and how a global law firm evaluates new technology.

Josh Baxter: AI, Legal Work & the Future of Law

ILTACON 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

Josh Baxter, CEO of NetDocuments, joins David Woolstencroft at ILTACON 2025 to discuss leadership, AI adoption, the future of legal work and how technology could reshape client service.

Joe Rayment & Sam Sofianos: Specialist Legal AI and Real-World Adoption

ILTACON 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

Joe Rayment, CEO of Automatise, and Sam Sofianos, CIO of Colin Biggers & Paisley, join David Woolstencroft at ILTACON 2025 to discuss specialist legal AI and what successful implementation looks like.

Peter Bowen: Data, Risk & AI Readiness

ILTACON 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

Peter Bowen, Chief Executive and Founder of ActiveNav, joins David Woolstencroft at ILTACON 2025 to discuss unstructured data, information risk and getting data in order before expecting AI to deliver.

Neil Araujo: AI, Leadership & the Future of Legal

ILTACON 2025 · 12 Aug 2025

Neil Araujo, Co-Founder and CEO of iManage, joins David Woolstencroft at ILTACON 2025 to talk about leadership, innovation, AI and the future of legal technology.

Jaysee Sunapho: Clean data as the foundation for AI

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 10 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, data architect Jaysee Sunapho talks with David Woolstencroft about the real foundations for successful AI, starting with clean, well-managed data.

Andrea Foot: The reality of AI adoption in legal

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 9 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Andrea Foot unpacks the reality of AI in the legal sector with David Woolstencroft, moving beyond the hype to the cultural, structural and human challenges of adoption.

Bríd Heffernan: Change management and AI adoption

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 8 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Bríd Heffernan talks with David Woolstencroft about change management, AI adoption and why women in legal tech are reshaping the industry.

Heather Paterson: Moving the needle on legal AI adoption

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 8 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Heather Paterson of Legora discusses what it really takes to move the needle on AI adoption in legal, from leadership mindset to curious culture.

Jan Christie: How AI is reshaping legal talent and training

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 6 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit in Sydney, Jan Christie talks with David Woolstencroft about how AI is reshaping talent, training and the human side of law.

Cat Moon, Caryn Sandler & Terri Mottershead: What real inclusion looks like in AI

Women + AI Summit 2025 · 5 Aug 2025

At the Women + AI Summit, Cat Moon, Caryn Sandler and Terri Mottershead join David Woolstencroft to unpack what real inclusion looks like in AI and why this moment matters.

Eva Peeters: Client First, Tech Second

Studio interview · 5 Aug 2025

Eva Peeters discusses putting clients first and technology second: cutting through legal tech confusion, understanding client needs, choosing the right tools and the role of AI in legal services.

Raymond Blyd: AI, Ethics & Star Trek

Studio interview · 1 Aug 2025

Raymond Blyd discusses the evolving landscape of legal technology, the integration of AI, ethics and what it all means for the legal profession.

David Langdon: Beyond the features

Studio interview · 20 July 2025

Roni Millard sits down with David Langdon, founder of Blind Spot, to talk about legal tech, accessibility and AI’s role in transforming the legal profession.

Simon Jarrett: The hype, hope and hard truths of legal AI

LegalTechTalk 2025 · 14 July 2025

At LegalTechTalk 2025, Andrea Foot catches up with Simon Jarrett of Delphi Consulting to unpack the hype, hope and hard truths around AI in the legal industry.

Olfa Meliani-Faure: Data, AI and innovation in legal operations

LegalTechTalk 2025 · 14 July 2025

At LegalTechTalk 2025, Olfa Meliani-Faure, Global Legal Operations Senior Manager at Freshfields, explores with David Woolstencroft how data, AI and innovation are transforming legal operations.

Oliver Tromp: Transformation in mid-sized law firms

LegalTechTalk 2025 · 1 July 2025

At LegalTechTalk 2025 in London, Oliver Tromp, UK VP of Actionstep, talks with David Woolstencroft about transformation in mid-sized law firms, from system change and AI-readiness to collaboration.

Giles Thompson: AI, Automation & Empathy in Law

Studio interview · 4 June 2025

Giles Thompson, Head of Revenue at Avvoka, shares his journey from commercial litigator to legal tech leader and discusses AI, automation and empathy in law.

Brendan Hearle: How TorFX Uses AI in Legal & Finance

Studio interview · 19 Mar 2025

Brendan Hearle of TorFX explores the evolving role of technology in the legal sector and explains how TorFX, a foreign exchange service, uses AI to improve productivity and customer experience.

Colin Bohanna: Legal Tech, AI & the Future

Studio interview · 13 Mar 2025

Colin Bohanna of Dye & Durham shares his background, the evolution of legal tech and AI's impact on the industry.

Jennifer Cathcart: The Future of Legal Tech: AI, Cloud & Innovation

Studio interview · 12 Mar 2025

Jennifer Cathcart, Regional Manager APAC at NetDocuments, discusses the evolution of legal technology, the impact of AI on the profession and the trends shaping its future.

Dan Hauck: Legal AI, Knowledge & the Future of Legal Work

ILTACON 2024 · 27 Aug 2024

Dan Hauck, Chief Product Officer at NetDocuments, talks at ILTACON 2024 about his journey from practising lawyer to legal tech founder and how AI is changing the way firms use their knowledge.

Heath Harris

ILTACON 2026

Heath Harris, VP of Applied AI at NetDocuments, discusses the Google Gemini integration and extended Legora partnership, how ND Connect shares firm knowledge across AI tools without creating a shadow DMS, and why firms should plan AI investment by activity.

Alex Smith

ILTACON 2026

Alex Smith, who leads search, knowledge and AI at iManage, explains how the company is adding context to the DMS through AI enrichment, structured knowledge and a 'context fabric', and exposing it to partners and AI orchestrators via MCP.

Mathew Kerbis

ILTACON 2026

Mathew Kerbis, co-founder and CEO of Practi, explains how the alternative fee billing platform helps law firms move to subscription and flat-fee models, and why divorcing time from money suits AI-driven legal work.

Joy Heath Rush

ILTACON 2026

ILTA CEO Joy Heath Rush on record ILTACON 2026 attendance, more COOs and managing partners attending, the unsettled economics and pricing of AI in law firms, and how first-timers should approach the conference.

Joe Rayment

ILTACON 2026

Joe Rayment, CEO of Automatise, discusses Cicero, its matter analysis platform for litigators, the planned Middle East launch, why ILTACON validated the category, and his predictions for consolidation and AI lab entry into legal.

Sam Toulson

ILTACON 2026

Sam Toulson, CEO of BigHand, on its evolution from digital dictation into pricing, resourcing and business intelligence, the Ayora acquisition, matter-level profitability, and why AI in the business of law comes next.

Charlie Harrel

ILTACON 2026

Charlie Harrel, COO of Opus 2 and a former disputes lawyer, on capturing matter intelligence in systems rather than lawyers' heads, why that builds trust in AI, and how it compounds into a competitive advantage.

Helen Fan

ILTACON 2026

Helen Fan, Chief AI Officer and founder of Legal Tech Frontier, on her 100-day two-agent law firm experiment, a five-level AI transformation framework, build plus buy, client pressure on firms, junior lawyers and token economics.

Rick Hellers

ILTACON 2026

Rick Hellers, co-founder and CEO of Scan Logic and a former Big Law CFO, on using AI with expert human review to fix the e-billing compliance crisis, the new AP Sync product, and his predictions for legal tech consolidation.

Sara Elevons

ILTACON 2026

Newly appointed Manatt Director of Knowledge Management Sara Elevons on building a KM function from scratch, rolling out Harvey and Avvoka, and getting firm data AI-ready first.

Greg Blackman

ILTACON 2026

Opus 2 CEO Greg Blackman on moving AI from vision to practical use in disputes, why contextualised matter workflow beats a generic LLM, and why firms should chase effectiveness rather than efficiency.

Early Stephens

ILTACON 2026

Actionstep CEO Early Stephens explains why mid-market law firms need an AI-native platform, how Actionstep grows through implementation partners, and who will end up paying for AI token costs.

Adam Cain

ILTACON 2026

Adam Cain, COO and CTO of a Wisconsin estate planning and elder law firm, discusses his path from fire and EMS leadership into law, why he attends ILTACON, AI pricing risk and practical, problem-first technology adoption.

Brandall Nelson

ILTACON 2026

Brandall Nelson, legal solutions director at NetDocuments and a former Freshfields transactional lawyer, explains the Legal Context Graph and how organised DMS data supports faster matter onboarding, business development and verifiable AI output.

Avi Solomon

ILTACON 2026

Avi Solomon, CIO of Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell, explains why he brought a client's in-house counsel to ILTACON to assess vendors together, how AI has made transparency essential, and how legal CIOs collaborate even across competing firms.

Paul Foster

ILTACON 2026

Paul Foster, who leads sa.global's legal business, explains how it builds law firm management software on the Microsoft stack and a new decision intelligence layer that checks firm policy against live data to prove value.

Neil Blum

ILTACON 2026

Neil Blum, Head of IT at Barry.Nilsson., discusses firm-wide AI adoption, client demands on data sovereignty and pricing, shadow AI, token budgeting and the risk of vendors switching on AI features without asking.

Elena Tsalanidis

ILTACON 2026

Elena Tsalanidis, co-founder and CRO of Deeligence, explains how its end-to-end AI diligence platform for M&A lawyers is winning competitive processes where general-purpose legal AI tools fall short, and why the founding team moved to London.

Rob Kwiatkowski

ILTACON 2026

Rob Kwiatkowski, founder and CEO of Discernis and a former AWS reinforcement learning researcher, explains how it uses AI to find case-changing evidence in large data volumes for complex litigation, investigations and discovery.

Liz Salsedo & Kathryn Rattigan

ILTACON 2026

Liz Salsedo, Director of Knowledge Management, and Kathryn Rattigan, an AI and cybersecurity partner, explain how Robinson+Cole moved from writing an AI acceptable use policy to operationalising it through training, practice-group rollout and cross-functional…

Mark Garnish

ILTACON 2026

Mark Garnish, co-founder and COO of Xperate, explains how AI-accelerated development is making bespoke enterprise systems, from practice management to accounting, an affordable alternative to off-the-shelf software for larger law firms, with the firm owning…

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