The Fringe Legal Podcast is a collection of conversations with innovators on how to put ideas into practice. Each episode is a discussion with a change-maker who shares their ideas, insights, and lessons from their journey.
> We think we understand the complexity of the supply chain, but that complexity in a weird way, feeds efficiency, cost control, and quality in a way that we just wouldn’t expect. We think we’re all artisans. And of course, in a big firm, [and] in law school,
Dr. Allan McCay has a PhD in Law (University of Sydney), is an admitted solicitor in Scotland, Hong Kong, New South Wales, and Tasmania (Australia). He is an author of several books, and teaches at the University of Sydney Foundation Program and will again be lecturing in Criminal Law at
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-
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
Karina Vazirova is the founder of KV Labs – a digital product agency, where she helps businesses get the most out of technology. Her current focuses on highly regulated, fast-growing companies that are looking to optimize their compliance function with tech. SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW:iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/
Sam Moore is the Innovation Manager at Scottish firm Burness Paull. Sam leads business transformation projects across every division of Burness Paull. In particular, Sam helps teams within the firm to identify opportunities for automation and/or augmented workflows, making sure that Burness Paull takes full advantage of innovations in
