Here are three things that were worth sharing this week: 1. Think Recently, I finished reading Kai-Fu Lee's AI Superpowers. It's a fascinating book looking at how AI will shape the world to come. It helped me understand some of the background to how this globals
The world continues to go through tough moments, and I sincerely hope you are staying well and safe. I've made sure to include at least one point (see "Do") to serve as a reminder that good things are happening. Here are four things that were worth
Chrissie Wolfe is a solicitor in Irwin Mitchell’s international personal injury team, specializing in claims arising outside of England and Wales. She also runs the YouTube channel, Law and Broader. SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW:iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fringe-legal-a-show-for-lawyers-and-law-firm-leaders/id1454857612] // Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/0tlHTyC9DfH1hDYlk8TmLj]
Here are five things that were worth sharing this week: 1. Think Lately, I've been thinking about why people buy products or adopt technologies or platforms. When it comes to legal professionals, it seems that technology adoption is frequently driven by (1) necessity (they have no choice but
Katrina Gowans is the National Legal Transformation Lead for Origin Energy. Katrina is also a member of the Advisory Board on the College of Law’s Centre for Innovation, a legal innovation think tank established by the College in 2016. Prior to stepping into Legal operations, Katrina was a lawyer
Richard Tromans (of Artificial Lawyer fame) spoke with Abhijat Saraswat at the Fringe Legal Virtual Summit on the economics of the legal profession – the levers that drive efficient and effective delivery of legal services. This article is a summary of that discussion using excerpts from their conversation. Members can access
