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Technically Legal - A Legal Technology and Innovation Podcast

Percipient - Chad Main
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Technically Legal is a legal tech podcast exploring how technology is transforming the legal landscape. Each episode features insightful interviews with legal innovators, tech pioneers, and forward-thinking educators who are leading this change. Our guests share their experiences and insights on how technology is reshaping legal operations, revolutionizing law firm practice, and driving the growth... more

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Latest Episodes

Emily Logan Stedman, commercial litigator at Husch Blackwell, discusses moving beyond the billable hour not just to modernize legal billing but to also prioritize lawyer well-being. The conversation explores the practical steps required to transition... more

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In this episode, Justin Wales, Chief Legal Officer for Crypto.com makes a second visit to the podcast. This time around, he discusses his new book, The AI Legal Handbook, the emerging regulatory landscape, liability frameworks, and practical applicat... more

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In this episode April Miller Boise, with stints as Chief Legal Officer at Intel and managing partner at Thompson Hine, shares insights from her career. The conversation explores the shifting dynamics between corporate legal departments and outside co... more

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In this episode, theoretical neuroscientist Vivienne Ming discusses her new book, Robot Proof - When Machines Have All the Answers, Build Better People. The conversation examines the intersection of artificial intelligence and knowledge work, explori... more

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Recent Guests

April Miller Boise
Former Managing Partner; CLO at a major technology company (Intel)
Intel
Episode: From Managing Partner to Intel CLO: Career Lessons and Thoughts on Modern Legal Practice (April Miller Boise)
Vivienne Ming
Scientist, theoretical neuroscientist, professor, and author of Robot Proof
Socos.org, various AI/science ventures
Episode: When Machines Have the Answers, Build Better Humans With AI Augmentation Not Automation (Vivienne Ming, Scientist, Professor, Author)
Rebecca Anderson
Head of Legal, EMEA and Associate General Counsel at Microsoft
Microsoft
Episode: Inside Microsoft Legal: A Look at AI Use Built for Scale (Rebecca Anderson - Head of Legal EMEA Microsoft)
Laurence Brown
Partner at EIP and Head of Visser AI
EIP; Visser AI
Episode: Cost, Speed and Quality - One Law Firm's Quest to Deliver All Three (Laurence Brown, Partner EIP and Head of Visser AI)
Tyler Foreman
VP of AI, Rocket Lawyer
Rocket Lawyer
Episode: Affordable & Accessible: The Democratization of Legal Tech (Tyler Foreman VP of AI - Rocket Lawyer)
Nathan Wenzel
Legal tech entrepreneur; founder of LegalOperator.AI
LegalOperator.AI
Episode: Building Software for Less: The Death of Expensive SaaS in the AI Era? (Nathan Wenzel - LegalOperatorAI)
Jamie Tso
Co-founder of the LegalQuants movement
LegalQuants
Episode: The Rise of the Legal Quants (Jamie Tso & Raymond Sun)
Ray Sun
Co-founder of the LegalQuants movement
LegalQuants
Episode: The Rise of the Legal Quants (Jamie Tso & Raymond Sun)
Sabastian Niles
President and Chief Legal Officer of Salesforce
Salesforce
Episode: The AI Pilot is Over: Legal's Moment to Move Beyond Experiments and Avoid the Innovator's Dilemma (Sabastian Niles, President & CLO Salesforce)

Host

Chad Main
Host of Technically Legal; attorney and founder of Percipient, a tech-enabled legal services provider.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • Technically Legal - Why Effective Legal Ops Management is Good

    Love this episode with Steph and Liz! I like how it's mentioned that it’s not always the answer to just throw tech into an existing business process!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mav Dallarte
    Philippines3 years ago
  • Love this podcast- a must for any legal tech

    Stumbled upon this podcast and it is a treasure. As a KM manager at a firm, previous law librarian, this podcast is engaging, relevant, and makes me nod my head while also giving me perspective on what is going on in the legal realm outside my organization. Def worth listening to if you have any sort of interest in legal tech!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lillian Steuben
    United States5 years ago
  • Great content

    Engaging conversations on legal tech.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Epl858696
    United States6 years ago
  • Great conversations if you love technology and the lawyers that embrace it.

    Podchaser
    5
    tfirestine
    7 years ago
  • Top legal tech podcast

    Chad Main provides a unqiue window into the legal tech world by asking engaging questions to interesting people who are breaking new ground in the profession. I can see why it made the ABA Journal 2018 Web 100.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    crawmacdad
    United States7 years ago

Listeners Say

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Engaging, practical legal tech discussions with real-world impact.
Smart look at AI in legal ops and governance.
Listeners praise accessible, actionable insights for both law firms and in-house teams.
Shows a unique window into AI-enabled legal practice and tooling.
Consistently high-quality conversations with industry leaders.

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#103
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Apple Podcasts
#177
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#208
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

AI Regulation: Where it is and Where it Might (or Should) Go (Justin Wales CLO @ Crypto.com & Author of AI Legal Handbook)
Q: How has AI changed in the classroom and professional settings?
The guest notes that AI in education pushes for new evaluation methods beyond traditional blue-book formats, including oral examinations and structured moderation to assess understanding rather than rote output.
AI Regulation: Where it is and Where it Might (or Should) Go (Justin Wales CLO @ Crypto.com & Author of AI Legal Handbook)
Q: Why a new book?
Justin explains that the AI handbook grew from a personal need to develop a unified theory of AI law and to capture evolving practices as AI becomes more integrated into Crypto.com and the legal field.
When Machines Have the Answers, Build Better Humans With AI Augmentation Not Automation (Vivienne Ming, Scientist, Professor, Author)
Q: What does it mean to be a cyborg in the context of AI augmentation?
Cyborgs are individuals who actively use AI to challenge themselves and the AI's outputs, engaging in deep, data-driven collaboration rather than passively accepting AI results, leading to superior and more robust conclusions.
When Machines Have the Answers, Build Better Humans With AI Augmentation Not Automation (Vivienne Ming, Scientist, Professor, Author)
Q: Can you explain what a theoretical neuroscientist is, and how that perspective informs your view on AI?
A theoretical neuroscientist builds models from first principles to understand brain function, often using information theory and mathematical reasoning; this intersects with AI in the sense that understanding human cognition helps design AI that augments rather than replaces human capabilities.
When Machines Have the Answers, Build Better Humans With AI Augmentation Not Automation (Vivienne Ming, Scientist, Professor, Author)
Q: What's the journey to get into AI?
Ming describes a path shaped by curiosity and serendipity, starting with a decision-making moment in undergrad that led her toward cognitive neuroscience, and evolving through hands-on work in AI labs and entrepreneurial ventures that emphasized understanding people through machine learning.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Technically Legal

What is Technically Legal about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Technically Legal centers on how technology reshapes legal operations, law firms, and the broader justice landscape. Episodes commonly feature in-depth conversations with AI researchers, in-house and external counsel, legal tech entrepreneurs, and product designers who are building or applying tools to automate, augment, and govern legal work. A recurring thread is human-centric AI—how to design, deploy, and govern systems that enhance judgment, efficiency, and access to justice without sacrificing rigor. Noteworthy aspects include governance-focused discussions, enterprise-scale AI adoption, and practical roadmaps for law firms and legal teams integrating tech into daily practice. The show often surfaces actionable insights for practitione... more

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