
LawNext is a weekly podcast hosted by Bob Ambrogi, who is internationally known for his writing and speaking on legal technology and innovation. Each week, Bob interviews the innovators and entrepreneurs who are driving what's next in the legal industry. From legal technology startups to new law firm business models to enhancing access to justice, Bob and his guests explore the future of law and l... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 356 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

Clio founder and CEO Jack Newton describes the past year as nothing less than a "refounding" of the company he started 18 years ago. In this episode of LawNext, recorded live on the floor of ClioCon 2026 in Boston the day after his opening keynote, N... more
As NetDocuments rolls out a completely redesigned user experience, a new Microsoft 365 integration, and real-time co-authoring, LawNext host Bob Ambrogi speaks with Chief Product Officer Dan Hauck in an episode recorded live at the company's Inspire ... more
NetDocuments CEO Josh Baxter believes the document management system is becoming something else entirely: a law firm's organizational intelligence layer. As lawyers increasingly do their work inside AI tools such as Claude, Harvey, Legora and ChatGPT... more
Five years ago, Noah Waisberg sold Kira Systems, the pioneering AI contract-analysis company he co-founded, to Litera. Even though the deal itself went well, the experience of going through the sale was hard, Waisberg now says. But that experience pr... more
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The October 2023 interview with Kimberly Bennett was enlightening, addressing the critical issue of work-life balance for lawyers. It's refreshing to hear a conversation about building a law firm that genuinely serves the individual's needs!
Enjoyed this discussion with June! Agree when you said that being a “gatekeeper” isn’t necessarily bad, as it’s one of the critical roles of being a law librarian; to be able to filter between what’s actually helpful and not..
The legal profession is rapidly changing, and the host makes the changes easy to understand and easier to implement. He also makes topics that lawyers usually consider dry interesting. SO thank you for that.
This podcast is excellent for lawyers and law firms who are looking to build their practice with the integration of tech. If you’re looking to grow your firm, subscribe and learn from a great host and different industry leaders.
Must listen for anyone in the legal community/profession.
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Weekly interviews examine how technology and new business models are changing legal practice, legal services and access to justice. Bob Ambrogi, a legal technology writer and speaker, leads conversations with founders, executives, practicing lawyers, academics and public-sector leaders. Guests explain the thinking behind products and strategies, as well as the practical effects of artificial intelligence, document management, legal research, litigation tools, court technology and flexible legal staffing.
The focus extends beyond software to the people, institutions and business models shaping the profession. Discussions often connect product decisions with lawyer workflows, ethics, adoption, client needs and the administration of justice. ... more
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Recent guests on LawNext include:
1. Dan Hauck
2. Josh Baxter
3. Noah Waisberg
4. Bridget Mary McCormack
5. Alex Su
6. Jeff Kerr
7. Pablo Arredondo
8. Greg Dickason
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