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In the second part of this podcast series, the speakers will talk about successful strategies to mentor young or new colleagues in the legal IT space when being remote. In addition, we will learn what is a great mentor, how do you find a mentor, how does it change working remotely and why is mentoring so important? Moderator: @Carolyn Bragiel - Advisor, Legal E-discovery, Cardinal Health Speakers: @Joy Murao - Founder and CEO, Practice Aligned Resources (Mentor) @Candi Smith, CEDS - Sr. Legal Technology & eDiscovery Specialist, Jabil Corporation (Mentee) Recorded on 01-26-2022

In this upcoming two-part podcast series, the speakers will talk about successful strategies to mentor young or new colleagues in the legal IT space when being remote. In addition, we will learn what is a great mentor, how do you find a mentor, how does it change working remotely and why is mentoring so important? Moderator: @Carolyn Bragiel - Advisor, Legal E-discovery, Cardinal Health Speaker: @Kailee Goold - Assistant General Counsel, Cardinal Health Recorded on 01-25-2022

Our next featured podcast Woman Leader is Carmin Ballou and she is the Director of Data Insights & Analytics at ALAS. She sits down with our WWL group and talks about her Peer to Peer article, mentors, leadership, and more! About ILTA’s Women Who Lead Advisory Committee put out a call for names earlier this year to identify women who have recently experienced a job transition into their first management role. WWL is profiling four new women leaders in Peer to Peer, one profile in each of the next four issues. WWL will also do an interview with them as part of our podcast series throughout the next year, so stay tuned!

For the Winter 2021 issue of Peer to Peer, ILTA's Director of Publications and Press, Beth Anne Stuebe, sits down with ILTA CEO, Joy Heath Rush, to talk end of year and forward-planning goals for 2022. Tune in now!

Join us for the first season of the ILTA DEI podcast, EQUITABLE CONVERSATIONS. This all-new podcast is hosted by Karina Willes, PhD, MBA, PMP, Senior Project Manager at Foley & Lardner LLP, and ILTA’s own Beth Anne Stuebe, Director of Publications and Press. They sit down with a rotating series of ILTAns, industry leaders, and SMEs in legal and technology to talk about how diversity, equity, and inclusion are not just buzz words, but practical business choices that move the needle of progress ever-forward. This is Episode #1, with Alexis Roberston. Tune in now!

Extensive and unexpected technology expenditures in the past year have motivated C-Level and Director level executives to reexamine and refine justifications for new products and projects. This podcast session will highlight practical tips for the effective creation of a business case. Questions Glenn will ask Kate: · Kate, you were pretty excited when we first spoke about this potential topic. Tell us a bit about yourself and your experience and how it relates to the art and craft of building effective business cases. · “Business Case” is a term of art that can mean different things to different people and in different contexts so let’s start there. What is a “business case”… or more specifically, what is “an effective business case?” · Based on your experience, where do you recommend people start? What topic or element should they focus on first? · Once the business goals and objectives are clearly defined, what comes next? What are the other elements that we should think about including? · This seems like a LOT of information to wade through. How do you balance that against the probability that the C-Level or senior decision maker may not have the time and energy to comb through all these details? · You described the business case as an “investment in the future success of the project”. What did you mean by that? How does the business case come into play after you get the green light to move the project/purchase forward? Moderator: @Glenn Hoxie - Senior Project Manager, Practice Innovation and Legal Solutions, Paul Hastings LLP Speaker: @Kate Cain - Senior Director of Knowledge & Innovation Delivery, Fenwick & West LLP ​Recorded on 12-20-2021 ​

Sentiment analysis is becoming more and more standard for eDiscovery review. In this podcast session, the speaker will give some real life examples of how this AI technology has helped in litigations and investigations. Questions Andrea will ask Paul: 1. What is sentiment analysis? 2. How could this help an organization? 3. Can you give 3 examples of possible workflows on how to use it? Moderator: @Andrea Shirey - IT Consultant, Bayer Corporation Legal Department ​Speaker: ​Paul Park - Senior Product Manager AI, Relativity Recorded on 12-17-2021

For Episode #6 of the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech, Mercedes Oppon-Kusi, ILTA Community Manager - Europe, and Leanne Williams, founder of InclusiTech and Business Analyst, sit down with Nicola Graham, Co-Founder & Managing Director at Simplify Change Ltd to chat about Adapting to Accelerating Technology Change. They chat about the industry landscape of change management, Nicola’s career, life hacks, and so much more. About the Series For 2021, the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech is a collaboration between ILTA and InclusiTech with the intention of sharing the different career opportunities in the tech industry that can be accessible for all. Each episode of the podcast will discuss our thoughts and views on the latest hot topics and feature someone from the tech industry to give us a little insight into their role.

Moving to a self-service model for support has many advantages, including faster service for users and fewer redundant tasks for support staff. Over time, a successful self-service model can lead to fewer requests overall, as users learn how to avoid issues and quickly resolve them on their own. In this discussion, we’ll cover how you can shift your firm culture from the traditional deskside white glove approach to a self-service model. Questions moderator will ask speaker: -Where do you feel the legal industry is at these days? (00:49-2:38) -Why do you think more law firms are looking at this now? (2:40-4:02) -How can training and the Help Desk work together to effectively leverage a self-service model? (4:25-6:10) -What are some actionable steps listeners can take today to start shifting the service model? (6:11-7:42) Moderator: @Samantha Sendrowski - Technology Innovation Manager, Bowditch & Dewey LLP Speaker: @Sherry Kappel - Evangelist, Litera Microsystems Recorded on 12-14-2021

As firms have adjusted to our new normal, and some necessary changes had to be made in the delivery of legal services, new possibilities that were once far off aspirations are now available. These new opportunities require new knowledge and skills to enable the workforce to do new or changing jobs to meet digital transformation opportunities. In this podcast session, we will discuss how firms have transformed their legal service models and how they have addressed upskilling and re-skilling to support these new models. Questions Asked Today: Tell us about yourself and what you do at CliffordChance (00:36) What impact does digital transformation have on the roles traditionally seen in law firms? (1:16) How does your role serves as dot connector for your firm? (3:11) How has Amy seen the roles change and how she is creating change at Perkins (6:06) How do you meet everyone along the spectrum? (13:01) Provide an example of where you have seen success in upskilling or reskilling what was a traditional legal role into this new digital transformation world? (14:45) Moderator: @Amy Monaghan - Senior Practice Innovations Manager, Perkins Coie Speaker: @Conan Hines - Senior Legal Technology Advisor, Clifford Chance US LLP ​ ​Recorded on 11-22-2021

A c-suite conversation with Andrew Edginton, COO, Gowling WLG, and James Quinn, CEO, Clarilis. Innovation with impact in the field of drafting automation: What are the pitfalls to avoid and how to measure success. In this podcast, Andrew Edginton, Chief Operating Officer for Gowling WLG, and James Quinn, CEO of Clarilis share insight on how to achieve operational excellence when it comes to the automation of complex documentation, overcome resistance to change, and harness innovation that has the most significant impact on both clients and lawyers. This impact can be measured in terms of increased productivity, efficiency, risk reduction, competitive advantage, and lawyer wellbeing. Or simply enabling greater capacity within the team at a senior level to focus on higher value, strategic work. Moderator: Beth Anne Stuebe, ILTA Director of Publications and Press Andrew Edington, Chief Operating Officer, Gowling WLG (UK) James Quinn, CEO, Clarilis

In this podcast interview session, the speaker will provide an overview of Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps and why it is important. There will be a heavy focus on Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps as this will be the most natural fit for firms. Questions Chris will ask Idan: - What is Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps ? (Begins at 00:36) - How do you best discover and control unsanctioned cloud apps? (Begins at 1:12) - What are some policy-based controls (Begins at 4:09) - Explain DLP management (Begins at 6:36) - How does Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps help with compliance? (Begins at 9:27) - Please provide us with a deeper dive into using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps to increase security posturing of Office 365 and other cloud applications (Begins at 11:26) Moderator: @Christopher Hockey, IGP - Director of Records and Enterprise Content, Bond, Schoeneck and King, PLLC Speaker: ​Idan Basre - Product Manager, Microsoft Cloud App Security Recorded on 11-10-2021

The legal community responded to the impact of the pandemic and lockdown by innovating rapidly and adopting virtual hearings. The UK commercial courts were ahead of the curve and delayed only four cases during the national lockdown period. International arbitration matters continued to be heard around the world. The real innovation lies beyond just the use of video conferencing tools like Zoom and Microsoft. In this podcast, learn how virtual hearings have continued to evolve, improve, and gain traction throughout the world in 2021. Questions Marlene will ask the speakers: What are the most significant changes to the hearing and trial process caused by online access? Good and bad. (Begins at 00:46 seconds) There are certainly technical challenges with any online experience. What are some that are particular to online hearings and trials? (Begins at 4:54) How about ethical issues? Approvals to host, rules of engagement? What do you have to consider and how do you ensure everyone is behaving appropriately? (Begins at 8:42) Does the non-legal prep work differ at all? If you are presenting at trial, It might be more like theatre in terms of delivery. But online is more like television. You have to worry about things like your background and lighting. I know people who take classes to learn about where to look at the camera and how to move. Things perhaps a broadcast journalist or social media influencer would learn (Begins at 12:56) What is one funny experience you have had in an online hearing or trial? Any cat people? (Begins at 17:29) Moderator: @Marlene Gebauer - Director Of Knowledge Management, Locke Lord LLP Speakers: ​Judge Christopher Sprysenski - Circuit Judge, 18th Judicial Circuit, Florida Richard Howell - Partner, Jackson Walker LLP @Jeremy Cooper - Senior Trial Consultant, Paul Hastings ​Recorded on 11-09-2021

In this podcast session, the speakers will discuss changes, challenges, and approaches to supporting enterprise users at their homes. Helpful timeframe of questions asked/responses in the respective podcast: (00.39 - 2:37) "What are the Challenges of Supporting Enterprise Users Remotely?" (2:38 - 4:38) "Did everyone use Citrix and apply to everyone?" (4:40 - 6:18) "Talk about the scope of working remotely." (6:22 - 9:23) "Tell us what tools have you used to support the enterprise users at home when working remotely?" (9:23 - 10:38) "How about support on mobile devices and other devices like speed test, do either of you use these tools?" (10:39 - 13:24) "How do you support practices changed from moving from a enterprise office to home." (13:25-15:36) "What new knowledge or certifications have helped you cope with the changing environment?" (15:37 - 16:29) "What challenges remain?" (16:30 - 19:07) "What challenges remain on hardware?" (19:07 - 20:06) "Do either of you support remote printing?" (20:07 - 21:32) "Does time of day make a difference?" Moderator: @Mark Manoukian - IT Director, Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter Speakers: @David Michel - Chief Information Officer - Becker & Poliakoff, PA @Frank Ziller - CIO, Frontline Managed Services ​Recorded on 11-2-2021

In this podcast interview session, the speaker will flesh out some of those options as well as tools to have in-house to help make small firms more self-sufficient. The goal is to walk away with more knowledge. Moderator: @Tyler Crabtree - ​eDiscovery Specialist, Browne George Ross O'Brien Annaguey & Ellis LLP Speaker: @Monique Sever - Paralegal/Litigation Support & eDiscovery Supervisor, Harper Grey ​ Recorded on 10-29-2021

In this brief podcast, we hope to bring continued awareness to current cybersecurity vulnerabilities and how cybercriminals are evolving to target individuals/businesses using legitimate-looking emails and social media messages. Moderator: @Carolyn Bragiel - Advisor, Legal E-discovery, Cardinal Health​ Speaker: ​Marissa McDermid - Program Manager, Security Awareness, Resilience Recorded on 10-28-2021

In this podcast, the speaker will discuss how to best leverage technology to facilitate collaboration and task tracking, design workflows that systematize regular, on-going tasks; and facilitate effective communications/working towards common goals for a shared client. Moderator: @Shawn McClurg - Litigation Support Manager, Miles & Stockbridge P.C. Speaker: @Jessica Hasen - Senior Counsel, Perkins Coie LLP ​Recorded on 10-28-2021

The pandemic has brought about an opportunity for individuals to reflect on their lives, and most, in fact 77% of the legal professionals want to retain elements of this new virtual, remote working - to varying degrees. And critically, 22% said they are likely to leave if their employers didn’t accommodate the new way they want to work. In this podcast, we will briefly discuss differing perspectives on remote working, the benefits and drawbacks to individuals, firms and clients to remote working, the impact on collaboration and differences by subgroup, working patterns, before and during COVID-19 and desired post-pandemic and which roles should remote working be available to, plus with or without restrictions. We will also understand where you fit in and how you can maximize your own and your teams’ productivity as we progress into a new world of work with mixtures of both distributed and in person teams. Moderator: @Harriet Joubert-Vaklyes - Process Innovation Senior Specialist, Shearman & Sterling LLP Speakers: @Kristin Rhodes - Senior Practice Manager, Paul Hastings LLP @Natalie Runyon - Director, Enterprise Content, Talent, Inclusion & Culture, Market Insights, Thomson Reuters Recorded on 10-26-2021​​​​​

In this podcast, the speakers will discuss how to best quantify the ROI of legal technology has on the bottom line of matters, tips in vetting legal technology, etc. Moderator: @Holly Hanna - KM Firm Solutions Manager, Perkins Coie Speakers: @Ginevra Saylor - National Director, Innovation and Knowledge Programs, Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP @Giles Thompson - Head of Growth, Avvoka ​Recorded on 10-22-2021

This topic was one of ILTACON 2021's most popular conference sessions, and as security is a concern to many the original panel has reunited for a follow-up podcast. Security is complex and when left without robust resources of money, knowledge, and people we sometimes revert to the ostrich head in the sand approach. Even though we try to do our best, we sometimes fall into bad habits. This podcast session is the opposite of sharing best practices . . . we will call out the absolute worst mistakes. Without mentioning any entity or name, we will discuss the criticality of certain practices. Our goal is to give you the opportunity to walk away with a private GOLD STAR or perhaps the feeling of "oh no, I do that and better fix that" without having to admit it to your peers. Moderator: @Corey Reitz - Cyber Assurance Architect, Sandia National Laboratories Speakers: @James McKenna - Chief Information Officer, Fenwick & West LLP Melodi (Mel) Gates - Senior Legal Editor, Privacy & Data Security, Thomson Reuters @Rebecca Sattin - Chief Information Officer, Worldox @Robinson Roca - Practice Lead, Infrastructure Services, Helient Systems LLC @Heather Morrow -Director, Project Management & Training, Loeb & Loeb LLP. ​Recorded on 10-21-2021

Joining a corporate or government legal department as a young professional can be quite intimidating. As a rule, these organizations tend to skew older since they often hire lawyers who have already worked in law firms for an extended period of time. In this podcast, learn about effective methods of bridging this potential gap with your new colleagues and receive tips and suggestions. Moderator: @Will Pett - Senior Business Analyst, Fidelity Investments Speaker: @John Crawshaw - Business Analytics Manager, PNC Recorded on 10-15-2021

For Episode #5 of the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech, Mercedes Oppon-Kusi, ILTA UK Community Engagement Manager, and Leanne Williams, founder of InclusiTech and Business Analyst, sit down with Karim Nassar, Legal Products Manager at Travers Smith. They talk about Karim's career development from Product Engineer to Legal Products Manager during the pandemic, transferable skills, and so much more! About the Series For 2021, the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech is a collaboration between ILTA and InclusiTech with the intention of sharing the different career opportunities in the tech industry that can be accessible for all. Each episode of the podcast will discuss our thoughts and views on the latest hot topics and feature someone from the tech industry to give us a little insight into their role.

ILTA Publication Join us for the first-ever DEI podcast, EQUITABLE CONVERSATIONS. This all-new podcast is hosted by Karina Willes, PhD, MBA, PMP, Senior Project Manager at Foley & Lardner LLP, and ILTA’s own Beth Anne Stuebe, Director of Publications and Press. They sit down with a rotating series of ILTAns, industry leaders, and SMEs in legal and technology to talk about how diversity, equity, and inclusion are not just buzz words, but practical business choices that move the needle of progress ever-forward. This is Episode #0, an introduction to the monthly series. Tune in now!

For the Fall 2021 edition of HopsCast, Beth Anne Stuebe, ILTA Director of Publications & Press, interviews Angela Dowd, Director of Practice Innovation at Burns & Levinson LLP, and Leland Smith, Technical Relationship Manager at Conversant Group, at ILTACON 2021. They talk all things tech, co-authoring, and of course, about baseball, and hops.

Our second featured podcast Woman Leader is Crystal Kelley, IT User Support Manager at Troutman Pepper. She sits down with our WWL group and talks about her Peer to Peer article, mentors, leadership, and more! About ILTA’s Women Who Lead Advisory Committee put out a call for names earlier this year to identify women who have recently experienced a job transition into their first management role. WWL is profiling four new women leaders in Peer to Peer, one profile in each of the next four issues. WWL will also do an interview with them as part of our podcast series throughout the next year, so stay tuned!

In this session, we will discover and learn about the evolving role of business analysts, what they do, how they help legal technology and why they are so valuable. Moderator: @Carly Prellwitz- Business Analyst 1, Fish & Richardson Speakers: @Rex Balboa– Systems Business Analyst, Perkins Coie @Jennifer Perez- IT Business Analyst, Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP Recorded on 09-14-2021

As firms move from jack-of-all trades providers to working with a host of best-in-class tools provided by smaller companies, opportunities for directly influencing product development and product pipeline have greatly increased. During this podcast, we will discuss specific ways in which firms can leverage their networks and vendor relationships to guide the creation of better, more cost efficient vendor offerings. Moderator: @Rebecca Holdredge - Innovation Manager, Husch Blackwell LLP Speakers: @Anna McGrane - COO, PacerPro @Virginio D'Aversa - Senior Director Knowledge Management and Technology Innovation, Husch Blackwell @Dan Anderson - CEO and Co-founder, SeeUnity @Dan Hauck - Chief Product Officer, NetDocuments ​ Recorded on 09-02-2021​​

During this podcast, a cyber security professional will discuss ways that you can ensure that you have adequate visibility to protect against unauthorized access into our data as you move additional pieces of your architecture into the cloud. The conversation will highlight cloud access security brokers, security incident and event management, and data loss prevention tools and strategies. Moderator: @Corey Reitz - E-Discovery Project Lead, Sandia National Laboratories Speaker: Kevin Magee - Chief Security Officer, Microsoft Canada ​ Recorded on 08-06-2021​

Many junior and mid-level associates are beginning to realize that the billable model is moving towards fixed-fee arrangements. This is becoming especially true during the pandemic, where everyone is looking to cut costs. In this podcast session, we will learn more about how to handle transactions using less lawyer time (through AI or other methods) Moderator: @Brian P. Morris - IT Business Relationship Manager, Holland & Knight LLP Speaker: @Tobin Brown - Chief Practice Management Officer, Perkins Coie​ ​Recorded on 08-06-2021 ​

Join us as we talk about acquisitions and why they are so important in legal tech! How they move innovation, products and services, and aid the end-users! Speakers Beth Anne Stuebe, Director of Publications & Press TJ Johnson, AVP, Legal Sector Strategist Bill Mertes, VP, Olenick & Associates

For Season 2, Episode #4, featuring Jeff Pfeifer of LexisNexis, where we sit down and discuss soliciting attorney input and why feedback is important in legal tech product design, plus more! Tune in now!

Join the ILTA Women Who Lead Team as they sit down for an in-depth interview with Lisa Meconi, Director of Legal Engineering at Liberty Mutual Insurance. They talk tech, motherhood, being a legal innovator, and much more. This is a Peer to Peer article podcast complementary to the Summer 2021, Part One article featured on page 46.

For the Summer 2021 edition of HopsCast, Beth Anne Stuebe, ILTA Director of Publications & Press, interviews Joe Hoegler, Chief Technology Innovation Officer at Kraft & Kennedy, Inc. He joins us from Port Washington, New York, and talks all things tech, innovation, and of course, about baseball, and hops.

A Summer 2021 Peer to Peer article podcast to complement an article from the part one issue written by Evan Shenkman (found on page 48). In this episode, ILTA's Beth Anne Stuebe chats with Evan about how you can/should trust, love, and welcome legal tech Startups to your firm.

Litigation support can be daunting to those new to the industry – not only are there technical skills to learn, but also legal considerations, project management and communication & presentation skills are all keys to your success. In this podcast, we will discuss the kinds of transferable skills which will help you in your new role, how best to learn those important technical skills, and how to identify the opportunities to develop and improve your skills. Moderator: @Rachel McAdams - eDiscovery Technical Specialist, A&L Goodbody Solicitors Speakers: @Kathy Dallaire, CEDS - eDiscovery and Litigation Support Coordinator,Stikeman Elliott LLP @Doug Austin - Editor, eDiscovery Today ​Recorded on 07-26-2021

A Summer 2021 Peer to Peer article podcast to complement an article from the part one issue written by Greg Russo (found on page 28). In this episode, ILTA's Beth Anne Stuebe chats with Mike Paul, Chief Technology Officer and Information Security Manager at Innovative Computing Systems, about security and the business decisions you should be making to keep your organization safe.

***Please note this podcast is in Spanish! In this third part of the series, the idea is that the speaker talks about the benefits of using Artificial Intelligence to optimize the work of the lawyers in generating the first draft of any legal document that they have to create. *** Please know the podcast is in Spanish only. Moderator: @Rodolfo Christophersen -Sr. Manager, Head of Legal Operations, Mercado Libre Speakers: Nicolas Vilela - Co-Founder & CEO, ZTZ Tech Pablo Balancini - CEO, LegalHub Recorded on 07-26-2021​

The continued growth of law firms, and the increasing transience of their attorneys, have created many new risks for firms to account for regarding conflicts of interest management. Increasingly, large international Firms have transitioned to a centralized approach for conflicts clearance, utilizing non fee-earning professionals for this function. Despite this, challenges remain - particularly stemming from increasingly restrictive conflicts language within Outside Counsel Guidelines as well as recent US case law. In this podcast session, the speaker will focus on discussing the unique conflicts challenges faced by US firms with international presence and various approaches to these challenges; how technology and centralization are the key to meeting these challenges; and whether changes to the conflicts rules are needed in order to "modernize" and account for the breadth of today's international law firm and technological advances. Moderator: @Tracey Pardo - IS Process Improvement Analyst, Cooley LLP ​Speaker: @Mark Agin - Senior Manager of Global New Business Intake and Information Management, Shearman & Sterling LLP Recorded on 07-23-2021

Hackathons are a great way to gather folks from different departments to formulate new ideas that the entire firm can take advantage of. We recently held a very successful one at McGuireWoods which resulted in items added to the project pipeline for 2021. Moderator: Natalie Baumgardner - Business Development Coordinator, McGuireWoods LLP Speakers: @Rachel Cohee - Manager, Business Intelligence & Analytics, McGuireWoods LLP @Eric Jenvey - Data Science Manager, McGuireWoods LLP Recorded on 07-16-2021​​​​​

There are a lot of different roles within legal technology. KM, content management, marketing, applications development, etc. How do we get young employees excited about their potential paths and make sure they have a path towards a long-term career in legal tech? Moderator: @Holly Hanna - KM Firm Solutions Manager, Perkins Coie Speaker: @Allison Duncan - KM Practice Innovation Manager, Reed Smith ​Recorded on 07-15-2021

There are a lot of different roles within legal technology. KM, content management, marketing, applications development, etc. How do we get young employees excited about their potential paths and make sure they have a path towards a long-term career in legal tech? Moderator: @Holly Hanna - KM Firm Solutions Manager, Perkins Coie Speaker: @Melanie Segraves - Knowledge Management Solutions Analyst, Womble Bond Dickinson U.S. Recorded on 07-15-2021

There are a lot of different roles within legal technology. KM, content management, marketing, applications development, etc. How do we get young employees excited about their potential paths and make sure they have a path towards a long-term career in legal tech? Moderator: @Holly Hanna - KM Firm Solutions Manager, Perkins Coie Speaker: @Erin Welsh - Practice Innovations Analyst, Perkins Coie ​Recorded on 07-16-2021

There are a lot of different roles within legal technology. KM, content management, marketing, applications development, etc. How do we get young employees excited about their potential paths and make sure they have a path towards a long-term career in legal tech? Moderator: @Holly Hanna - KM Firm Solutions Manager, Perkins Coie Confirmed Speaker: @Stephen Chan - Director of Knowledge Solutions, Womble Bond Dickinson U.S. ​ Recorded on 07-16-2021​

Beth Anne Stuebe, ILTA Director of Publications & Press, and Dawn Hudgins, ILTA VP of Service Delivery, talk more about ILTACON 2021 details.

With incredible change happening in the legal industry, and the effect that COVID has had on women's careers, there is not a better time to support these pioneering women. Hear practical advice on imposter syndrome, career management, assertive communication, feedback, personal influence, conflict management, negotiation, importance of mentors, resilience, and self-care from an industry expert. Moderator: @Rebecca Holdredge - Innovation Manager, Husch Blackwell LLP Speaker: @Lucy Bassli - Founder and Principal, InnoLegal Services, PLLC​ Recorded on 7-12-2021 ​

There are tons of tools and programs out there that can be used for collections, but which ones are firms actually using? This podcast will discuss a few of the tools that firms are using in-house to do their own collections. Confirmed Moderator: @Charles Neal - Litigation Support/eDiscovery Manager, Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL Confirmed Speakers: @Cameron Herzog - Director of IT, Brownstein Rask LLP @Heather Lansberry - Litigation Support Manager, Ulmer & Berne LLP Recorded on 07-06-2021

There is no doubt that business decisions based on proven data have the best chance of being the most successful in any campaign, strategy or operation. Gathering the required data from the proper systems and then massaging it into the best format for consumption will power the most successful data driven decisions. In this podcast, we will delve into the deepest reaches of datamining to strike the most valuable information and then refine and process it into consumable reports and end products to ensure success. Co-Moderators: @Jack Recinto, Senior Applications Director, Vedder Price P.C @Alisher Yuldashev, Business Technology Advisory Manager, Borden Ladner Gervais Speaker: Paul Wilner, Data and Analytical Consultant and Statistical Analysis Instructor ​​Recorded on 06-04-2021

Join us in learning the perspectives of three eDiscovery practitioners on two common scenarios that lawyers may encounter. In this podcast, we will address archiving and destruction, returning of evidence. All opinions or personal views expressed are their own and not those of their organizations. As the title mentions, this will be a series of podcasts highlighting practical considerations when talking to your lawyers about data. We encourage you to follow the series and provide feedback in the evaluation link below! Moderator: @Charles Neal - Litigation Support/eDiscovery Manager, Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL Podcast Speakers: @Jennifer Bernstein - Vice President, Assistant General Counsel, ‎JPMorgan Chase & Co. @Kate Collum- VP - US Operations Manager, JPMorgan Chase & Co. @Cameron Herzog - Director of IT, Brownstein Rask LLP Recorded on 05-28-2021

For Episode #4 of the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech, Mercedes Brown, ILTA UK Community Engagement Manager, and Leanne Williams, founder of InclusiTech and Business Analyst, sit down with Kurt Byrne, Business Analyst at Howard Kennedy LLP. They talk about thriving post-lockdown, Kurt's experience within the sector, skills needed to be a business analyst, and more! About the Series For 2021, the Europe edition of Fresh Voices of Legal Tech is a collaboration between ILTA and InclusiTech with the intention of sharing the different career opportunities in the tech industry that can be accessible for all. Each episode of the podcast will discuss our thoughts and views on the latest hot topics and feature someone from the tech industry to give us a little insight into their role.

In this podcast, we will share challenges and pain points in client/lit support relationships along with discussing innovation. Moderator: @Chris Acosta - Head of Firmwide e-Discovery Resources · ‎Morrison & Foerster LLP Speaker: @Candi Smith, CEDS- Sr. Technology & eDiscovery Specialist, Jabil Recorded on 5-20-2021