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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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In this episode, Dina Segal, Chief Legal Officer at Gusto, talks about her transition from private practice to leading an in-house legal and compliance department. The discussion covers Gusto's mission to support small businesses with payroll, benefi... more

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Plaintiffs attorney Glen Lerner joins the podcast to discuss the business mechanics of running a national law firm and the growing influence of private equity in the legal sector. Glen also discusses his early career trajectory, the partnership dynam... more

In this episode of Technically Legal, Jay Madheswaran, CEO of Eve, discusses his career path from the early days of Facebook to becoming a VC and investing in artificial intelligence. His stint as a VC eventually led to the creation of the legal tech... more

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We welcome back Sabastian Niles, President and Chief Legal Officer at Salesforce, to discuss his recent "Open Letter to Law Firms." As the legal industry hits a critical inflection point, Sabastian argues that the era of "AI theater" and small-scale ... more

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Recent Guests

Glen Lerner
Plaintiffs attorney and co-founder of Lerner & Rowe
Lerner & Rowe
Episode: On Future-Proofing Law Firms: The Rise of Private Equity and MSOs in Legal & Investing in Tech to Build Referral Networks (Glen Lerner)
Jay Madheswaran
CEO and founder of Eve, a legal technology company for plaintiffs' firms
Eve
Episode: How Plaintiffs Lawyers Can Unlock Law Firm Leverage With AI & Automation ( Jay Madheswaran - CEO Eve)
Sabastian Niles
President and Chief Legal Officer of Salesforce
Salesforce
Episode: Best of TL: Legal's Moment to Move Beyond AI Experimentation (Sabastian Niles, President & CLO Salesforce)
Aron Ahmadia
Vice President of Applied Science, Relativity
Relativity
Episode: On AI Evals, TAR vs. LLMs and What Will be Different Next Year - Aron Ahmadia (VP Applied Science, Relativity)
Emily Logan Stedman
Commercial litigator at Husch Blackwell
Husch Blackwell
Episode: Moving Beyond the Billable Hour: Pricing Legal Work in the AI Age (Emily Logan Stedman - Husch Blackwell)
Justin Wales
Chief Legal Officer at Crypto.com; author of The AI Legal Handbook
Crypto.com
Episode: AI Regulation: Where it is and Where it Might (or Should) Go (Justin Wales CLO @ Crypto.com & Author of AI Legal Handbook)
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)

Host

Chad Main
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 States8 years ago

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Listeners describe the conversations as engaging, relevant, and useful for understanding developments beyond their own legal organizations.
The host is praised for asking thoughtful questions of people working at the forefront of legal technology.
The subject matter is seen as relevant across legal practice, including client engagement and legal operations.
Listeners value practical discussion of whether technology fits a process, rather than treating new tools as an automatic solution.

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On Future-Proofing Law Firms: The Rise of Private Equity and MSOs in Legal & Investing in Tech to Build Referral Networks (Glen Lerner)
Q: Tell us about Lexamica. What is the business, and how does the software facilitate referrals?
Lerner describes Lexamica as a platform where firms can refer cases across state lines and track their progress. It provides transparency and accountability, including a way to track settlements and payments, and can also distribute leads to firms.
On Future-Proofing Law Firms: The Rise of Private Equity and MSOs in Legal & Investing in Tech to Build Referral Networks (Glen Lerner)
Q: Explain how Management Service Organizations work, their relationship to a law firm, and what they provide.
Lerner says that, because non-attorneys generally cannot share legal fees, an MSO can provide non-legal services through a separate entity that is paid by the law firm. His MSO supports areas including marketing and HR, while the lawyers handle legal work.
How Plaintiffs Lawyers Can Unlock Law Firm Leverage With AI & Automation ( Jay Madheswaran - CEO Eve)
Q: Explain the workflow and all the steps and how Eve ties it all together.
Eve can handle intake through its voice agent Jenny, score leads, draft initial pre-litigation work for review, and use decisions from previous cases to guide later work. The platform also tracks and prioritizes tasks to help firms pursue goals such as faster settlements and better client outcomes.
How Plaintiffs Lawyers Can Unlock Law Firm Leverage With AI & Automation ( Jay Madheswaran - CEO Eve)
Q: What led you in 2020 to go, you know, legal's changed, let's go there?
Madheswaran says he believed everyone deserved strong legal representation and saw that limited human time and the loss of learning between cases were bottlenecks. AI offered a way for legal software to improve through use and carry knowledge across casework.
Best of TL: Legal's Moment to Move Beyond AI Experimentation (Sabastian Niles, President & CLO Salesforce)
Q: How can law firms pass savings to clients while growing their business at the same time?
By leveraging AI to deliver faster, more accurate outcomes and new value-based pricing models, firms can share the gains with clients and reframe pricing around outcomes and risk-sharing rather than time-based billing.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Technically Legal

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

Interviews with lawyers, legal technology leaders, law firm executives, and researchers examine how technology is changing legal practice and operations. Recurring host Chad Main brings an attorney's perspective to conversations about artificial intelligence, legal workflow design, pricing, law firm management, access to legal services, and regulation. Guests range from senior in-house legal leaders at major technology companies to founders building tools for law firms and small businesses. Discussions tend to connect strategic shifts with practical examples, including AI adoption and governance, alternative fee arrangements, document review, and technology-enabled client services. The focus is on how legal teams can use technology to impro... more

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2. Jay Madheswaran
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7. April Miller Boise
8. Vivienne Ming

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