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The Kennedy-Mighell Report

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Hear how technology can help attorneys, legally speaking, with two of the top legal technology experts. Authors and lawyers, Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell host this Legal Talk Network show.

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New, wearable AI technology products are entering the market in a steady stream, but should any of us be rushing to get these new, shiny tech toys? Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell dig into the world of wearable AI, from rings to pendants to glasses an... more

This episode is sponsored by Smith.ai.

AI assistants can be incredibly helpful to attorneys, but what exactly can and should these tools be doing for your law firm? Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell welcome Maddy Martin of Smith.ai for a roundtable dis... more

Adriana has trained lawyers through legal tech developments for decades, so she’s pretty much seen it all! Dennis and Tom pick her brain on the trajectory of AI tools, technology competence, collaboration, and much more. Adriana offers deep insights ... more

Lawyers are a unique group often characterized as being hyper-resistant to change, but is that really true? As technology changes, lawyers must adapt, but it is important to appreciate their tendency toward skepticism and caution to be able to effect... more

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Julia Montgomery
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Christian Puzder
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Anastasia Boyko
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Jerry Lawson
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Tom Martin
CEO of LawDroid; adjunct law professor at Suffolk University Law School
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Erika Pagano
Head of Legal Innovation and Design at Simmons & Simmons
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Thomas Officer
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Megan Morrison
Former MSU Law student, data privacy analyst
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Hosts

Dennis Kennedy
Host of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, Legal Talk Network
Tom Mighell
Host of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, Legal Talk Network

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Great episode

    Just leaving a review for your latest episode with guest Marc Lauritsen. Like many, I listen/read everything I can about AI, and I appreciate the refreshingly positive take. I think we all appreciate the extremely real dangers this technology presents. But it seems like all I hear is the “if somebody builds it, we all die” vs the “AI is a nothing burger” perspectives. In my daily life and practice, I am regularly amazed by the “like magic” quality of AI and I like how the conversation delved int... more

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    WV LWYR
    United Statesa year ago
  • Timely, Actionable Intel

    Useful / timely content by ppl able to distill down complex subjects into actionable information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    D9257
    United States5 years ago
  • Multitasker’s Delight

    This podcast is a great resource for many reasons, including the way it serves as a time multiplier, enabling you to accomplish something productive while you’re out exercising or stuck in traffic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jlawson7777
    United States6 years ago
  • Sam Partida

    Don’t know how long I have been missing this show. If your an attorney and use a computer you need to get this show on your playlist.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam Partida
    United States12 years ago
  • You don’t need to be in legal to enjoy.

    This is a great show with a very digestible format. You don’t need to be in law to get value from this show although it has an obvious legal slant. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, or have an interest in technology (apps, tablets, etc), give this show a shot.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TrentC
    United States12 years ago

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Accessible to non-lawyers, broadening appeal beyond the legal field.
Shows that distill complex topics into actionable steps are valuable for busy professionals.

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Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Julia Montgomery
Q: What does a practical, real-world adoption look like beyond hype, and how should firms measure success when introducing AI tools?
Focus on what people actually did differently yesterday, assess the problems being solved, and ensure the changes are sequenced to avoid cognitive overload. Measure outcomes and adoption rather than relying on feature announcements alone.
Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Julia Montgomery
Q: Could you talk about your own approach to communicating with lawyers and others in the legal profession these days about technology and what you've found actually is working well for you?
The key is understanding lawyers' skepticism and autonomy, then using precise language, storytelling, and peer examples to illustrate how a tool fits their practice. Emphasizing when to use AI and ensuring the messaging respects their judgment helps adoption.
Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Anastasia Boyko
Q: What advice would you give to students about exploring paths in legal tech?
Begin with self-assessment, use alumni databases, seek mentors, and experiment with different roles to understand what suits you, while recognizing the field evolves quickly and requires ongoing curiosity.
Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Anastasia Boyko
Q: How would you encourage today's law students and new lawyers to find career paths in nontraditional careers in law?
Students should network with alumni and nontraditional practitioners, use university resources and emerging groups focused on non-lawyer paths, and start by identifying their strengths and what they enjoy doing, then pursue roles that align with those interests.
“60 Tips” Rapid-Fire CLEs – Slow Death or New Potential?
Q: What are the risks and benefits of agentic AI in legal practice?
Agentic AI offers significant upside in automation and productivity, but introduces new risk factors such as prompt injection, over-permissioning, irreversible actions, and ethical concerns; the hosts emphasize limiting scope, maintaining human supervision, and aligning tool use with professional conduct rules.

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A technology-focused legal tech show featuring two seasoned hosts who explore how digital tools can improve law practice. Episodes center on practical adoption of collaboration platforms, AI governance and ethics in law, change management for firms, and real-world workflows that boost efficiency, client service, and practice management. The format blends hands-on guidance, career storytelling, and practitioner perspectives, with guests ranging from legal-tech leaders to educators and innovators. Noteworthy is a steady emphasis on human-in-the-loop AI, measurable value, and the tension between tool proliferation and strategic adoption, making complex tech accessible to lawyers and technologists alike.

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