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Matters: A podcast from Clio

Clio
Legal Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Generative AI
Clio
Solitary Confinement
End Of the Billable Hour
Ian Manuel
Equal Justice Initiative (EJI)
Clearbrief
Vlex
Reputation
Bryan Stevenson
Restorative Justice

In the practice of law, small changes can have a big impact. In ‘Matters’, each episode focuses on one discipline, learning, or lesson for law firms looking to break free of the status quo and transform the practice of law, for good. With actionable advice from practicing attorneys, law firm leaders, and subject matter experts from the worlds of law and business, Matters helps lawyers and legal pr... more

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Ashley Williams, Partner and Head of Technology at Mishcon de Reya, sits at the intersection of global AI regulation, cross-border tech transactions, and the future of legal services. Leading both the firm's Technology Group and its AI sector practic... more

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Bob Simon, Founder of Justice Team, is challenging the status quo in the personal injury and legaltech space. Through a disruptive approach to firm culture and the creation of Justice HQ, a tech-forward platform designed as an incubator for innovatio... more

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In this conversation, we sit down with Bob Ambrogi, the "Walt Mossberg of legal", to unpack the moments that changed law forever—from the first web browser to the AI revolution. We reveal why solo firms are out-innovating Big Law, the truth about pri... more

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Welcome to a new season of Matters, a podcast about exploring the intersection of law, technology, and the business of running a successful firm. Hosted by Clio's CEO & Founder, Jack Newton.

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Recent Guests

Ashley Williams
Partner and head of the technology group at Mishcon de Reya
Mishcon de Reya
Episode: AI and the Innovation Economy with Ashley Williams
Bob Ambrogi
Journalist, lawyer, founder of Lawsites
Lawsites
Episode: The Evolution of Legal Tech: A 30-Year Perspective with Bob Ambrogi
Bob Simon
Founder of Justice Team; Co-founder of Justice HQ
Justice Team / Justice HQ
Episode: Mastering the Modern Courtroom: Innovation, Empathy, and Personal Injury Success with Bob Simon
Ian Manuel
Author, poet, and advocate for criminal justice reform
Advocate; former inmate
Episode: Rethinking Justice: Empathy, Liberation, and the Human Cost of the Legal System with Ian Manuel
Jacqueline Schafer
Founder and CEO of Clearbrief
Clearbrief
Episode: The Intersection of AI, Legal Reasoning, and Access to Justice with Damien Riehl and Jacqueline Schafer
Damien Riehl
Solutions Champion at Clio/VLex
VLex/Clio
Episode: The Intersection of AI, Legal Reasoning, and Access to Justice with Damien Riehl and Jacqueline Schafer
Sarah Elizabeth Lewis
Harvard professor and founder of the Vision and Justice Project
Vision and Justice Project / Harvard
Episode: Seeing Justice: How Visual Culture and Technology Are Reshaping the Legal Landscape with Sarah Lewis

Host

Jack Newton
Host of Matters, guiding conversations with practitioners and experts at the intersection of law and technology

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Great for a car ride

    I’ve really enjoyed these podcasts and I’m looking forward to the next ones. Jack is a great host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pointy001
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Get That Feedback!

    The episode on 'Feedback' was a real pleasure to listen to. The idea of seeking genuine feedback can be daunting, but I agree wholeheartedly that the outcomes are incredibly rewarding! Thanks for encouraging me to push even harder for real feedback in my business.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Code: RO1932 Free ride
    United States3 years ago
  • A Must Listen Podcast for Lawyers

    Everything we do at our 35 year-old firm is focused on providing an exemplary client experience. Doing this has helped us build wonderful relationships with our clients and a global brand. In this podcast, you get tips, approaches and ideas that will allow you to do the same thing by building a client-centered practice. The guests are outstanding and if you take action on the content, this information can change your practice and life. Please listen and share!

    -Mitch Jackson (2013 California L... more

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    5
    MitchJackson
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Show for the Businessperson who Happens to Practice Law

    This is a great show for lawyers who realize they’re an entrepreneur running a legal services business. It is providing practical information to run your practice more efficiently and profitably.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    R.D.Childers
    United States7 years ago
  • Great Show!

    All practicing attorneys should be listening to this podcast. The hosts do a great job distilling down complex ideas into easy to understand steps. Every episode gives immediately digestible ways to make legal practice better.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Laurence Colletti
    United States8 years ago

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Content is consistently accessible, distilling complex topics into usable ideas for lawyers.
Shows a strong focus on technology with clear ethics and client-centered thinking.
Guests are top-tier experts offering actionable insights for law firms.
Hosts deliver practical steps that attorneys can action immediately.

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AI and the Innovation Economy with Ashley Williams
Q: What shifts in pricing and delivery models do you see as AI becomes more embedded in legal work?
There's a clear move away from the billable hour toward value-based and outcome-oriented pricing. Fixed or capped fees align with the delivered value and efficiency gains from AI-enabled processes. As AI handles routine work at volume, firms can invest in deeper client engagement, and offer end-to-end managed services that redefine how fees are structured.
AI and the Innovation Economy with Ashley Williams
Q: So Ashley, thanks for joining today. How do you see AI transforming the way law firms deliver services to clients in the near term?
AI is shifting routine, high-volume tasks to automation, enabling lawyers to focus on deeper client relationships and strategic advisory. Firms can offer end-to-end solutions, including rapid workshop summarization, translating complex legal drafting into accessible language, and reallocating saved time toward higher-value activities like horizon scanning and expanded client collaboration.
Seeing Justice: How Visual Culture and Technology Are Reshaping the Legal Landscape with Sarah Lewis
Q: What is the uniquely human contribution in the age of AI for lawyers?
The human mind's capacity for imagination, ethical judgment, and the ability to see possibilities beyond data patterns is what remains uniquely ours; lawyers should focus on narrative, advocacy, and moral reasoning that machines cannot replicate.
Seeing Justice: How Visual Culture and Technology Are Reshaping the Legal Landscape with Sarah Lewis
Q: How should law schools incorporate visual culture into their curricula?
Teach students to understand how images and narratives shape legal arguments and outcomes, using case studies and the Vision and Justice framework to show how representation influences justice, and encourage critical thinking about how tech can support equity.
Seeing Justice: How Visual Culture and Technology Are Reshaping the Legal Landscape with Sarah Lewis
Q: What do you see as opportunities for building a culture of experimentation in law and technology?
A culture that protects embryonic, private problem-solving space allows iconoclasts to push boundaries without being silenced by conformity; leadership should foster risk-taking and give teams room to test unconventional ideas, which can eventually translate into real improvements in justice.

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