In this episode, we delve into the practical realities of how the power of technology and processes can be harnessed by law firms in their pursuit to becoming more client-centric and efficient. We are in conversation with Trupteeranjan Padhi,
In this episode, we are speaking with Trupteeranjan Padhi, who works as the Legal Process Manager at Algo Legal, a Bangalore-based law firm that is one of the most forward-looking law firms known in India.This episode packs a lot of
What is ODR’s future in India?What is the difference between 1st gen ODR and 3rd gen ODR?Why do we need a platform-based approach to justice?In this in-depth conversation with Raman Aggarwal, founder of Jupitice Technologies, we delve into these questions
Many law firms are now exploring ways to become data-driven organizations. But beyond the buzzwords and the hype, what does that actually mean? What sort of data do law firms usually handle? Why do they want to adopt a data-driven
In this interview with Manthan Trivedi, CEO of ManCorp Innovation Labs, we talk about the problems that the law industry in India is facing and how ManCorp Innovation Labs have helped High Courts in India like the Jharkhand High Court,
Whenever I hear about the regulatory easing of the legal industry in the US, UK, Canada, or Australia, I have mixed emotions. As a global citizen, I feel great about the reforms.Each reform feels like a software update for the legal
With a change in client demands, law firms have to rethink their practices. They need to adopt technologies that can help them operate and serve their clients better. One such aspect that calls for change is how lawyers handle legal knowledge.
As a growing law firm, you need to make some tough choices about cutting costs where necessary and investing in areas that can help you optimise your practice. It can range from client management to billing, from research to document
The market is chock full of software and tools that can help you minimise your manual efforts and manage your legal practice proficiently. One such lawyer practice management tool is Clio, which claims to offer ‘more than just law software’.
The last few years have been exponentially welcoming to a variety of legal tech startups in India. Numerous legal tech companies have mushroomed countrywide, simplifying how legal professionals deliver services, and how customers access them. In this blog post, we have