Making Sense of the Buzz: A Download from ILTACON 2023
At ILTACON 2023, generative AI and trends like data structure, analytics, and operational efficiency were the center of attention. While law firms were cautious about the immediate adoption of AI, the overall vibe was optimistic about its future potential to streamline work.
Unlocking Innovation: Definely’s Blueprint for Disrupting Contract Workflows
Fringe Legal hosted the founders of Definely, a Microsoft-backed legal tech company, to share their founding story and how their growth is a function of their core mission.
Innovation is overrated
Innovation is often hailed as the holy grail of business success, the key to staying ahead of the competition and securing long-term survival. However, it's important to remember that innovation, for innovation's sake, doesn't usually make sense.
AI's Growing Influence in Legal Tech - Unpacking the Thomson Reuters-Casetext Acquisition
Yesterday, Thompson Reuters announced the acquisition of Casetext for a cool $650m - huge congratulations to the Casetext team! Our
Fringe Legal #82: Unveiling the Impact of ChatGPT Plugins on Legal Tech
The Impact of ChatGPT Plugins on Legal Tech: the micro report discussing the significance, risks, predictions, and opportunities of extending ChatGPT's capabilities with plugins for the legal industry.
Fringe Legal #81: The Paradox of Client Expectations
Notes from discussion with Brad Blickstein, David Cambria, and Keith Maziarek on Client Expectations, Tech Investments, and the Economic Downturn.
Fringe Legal #79: SKILLS tomorrow, newsletter updates, and February carve outs
We are 18% through 2023, and either you are feeling accomplished or thinking about how much more needs to be done. Read on for inspiration.
Fringe Legal #78: why is everyone talking about ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a tipping point in the development of AI. It can have a significant impact on the future of legal technology, but we are a couple of iterations away from it being mainstream.
Fringe Legal #77: your brain on virtual meetings
Stephen Covey famously said, "if the ladder is not leaning against the right wall, every step we take just gets
