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Podcast Episode 17 – Scott Mozarsky on Litigation Financing and Its Ties to Knowledge Management

By Greg Lambert & Marlene Gebauer on November 11, 2018
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Sometimes when you drop by Greg’s office, he will ask if you’ll sit down for an interview for the Geek In Review Podcast. This week, Scott Mozarsky, Managing Directory for North American at Vannin Capital fell into that trap, and even Marlene jumped in on Skype and joined the conversation. Scott was the former President of Bloomberg Law and has been in the legal media industry for decades. During the discussion, Mazarsky talks about how the Knowledge Management skills found in law firms can be applied to some of the same analytics and processes found in Litigation Finance. He also walks us through how Litigation Finance is changing, and that a lot of business is being driven by the needs of large law firms… not just plaintiff work.

In the segment that Marlene and Greg are now calling Information Inspiration, Greg discusses how, even after multiple years of security training, it took a episode of the Reply All podcast to finally scare him straight and up his security game. Hackers are no joke, and using strong passwords, encryption, and password managers are a must in today’s scary… scary world.

Apple Podcasts LogoApple Podcasts | Overcast LogoOvercast | Spotify LogoSpotifyMarlene and Greg also listen to the new AI newscaster that China’s media just launched. Neither of them were all that impressed, but perhaps this is the wave of the future for disseminating information.

Marlene discusses the gig economy in law that wast covered in the latest Think Like a Lawyer podcast. Joe Patrice interviewed two leaders from the new Lawclerk company which provides on-demand lawyers for projects. It’s much more complex than you’re probably thinking it is. Is it the future of lawyers? It’s probably part of the future.

Thanks again to Jerry David DeCicca for allowing us to use his original music. Go check out Jerry’s songs on Spotify, iTune, or at his website.

Let us know what you think about the show. You can tweet us at  @gebauerm or @glambert.

 

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Librarian-Lawyer-Knowledge Management-Competitive Analysis-Computer Programmer…. I’ve taken the Renaissance Man approach to working in the legal industry and have found it very rewarding. My Modus Operandi is to look at unrelated items and create a process that can tie those items together. The overall…

Librarian-Lawyer-Knowledge Management-Competitive Analysis-Computer Programmer…. I’ve taken the Renaissance Man approach to working in the legal industry and have found it very rewarding. My Modus Operandi is to look at unrelated items and create a process that can tie those items together. The overall goal is to make the resulting information better than the individual parts that make it up.

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