ILTA Voices

In this podcast panel interview, the speakers will provide an understanding of the power of networking, share how to leverage online and offline networks, discus how to craft your own personal brand, discuss online presence/social media and more.   Moderator: @Tiffany McLean  - Training Manager, Warner Norcross + Judd LLP   Speakers: @Stefanie Marrone - Client Development Director at Goodwin and F...

Are you a new manager looking to improve your interpersonal skills? Join us for an insightful podcast where Glenn Hoxie, Practice Solutions Manager at Paul Hastings LLP, guides you through the benefits of behavioral and work style assessments. In this engaging session, Glenn, along with experts Danette and Sandra, will discuss: · What behavioral and work style assessments are. · How these tests ca...

In this podcast interview, the speaker will showcase how to best build business cases for legal and compliance projects and how to best get the funding you need.    Moderator: @Charisma Starr - VP, Legal Operations, JPMorgan Chase   Speaker: Jeffery Salling - Chief of Staff, Moderna Recorded 07-26-2024

Rabiya and Alexa from Intapp discuss their professional journeys and the role of mentors and advocates in career advancement. They also highlight the significance of authenticity, balance and feedback in professional communication. As well as strategies for ones to advocate for themselves and initiate diversity initiatives within their organizations.

It is widely recognized in the industry that involving legal operations resources early in large to mid-size client engagements offers numerous benefits. Clients increasingly request the presence of project managers, tech professionals, marketing resources, and knowledge managers. Despite these advantages, why are so few of these professionals invited to crucial client meetings? In this podcast in...

Sr. VP of Service Delivery, Dawn Hudgins, sits down with ILTA CEO, Joy Heath Rush, to continue their discussion on leadership. This time, they focus on the strategies behind succession planning.

A reflection on the first-of-its-kind summit with thought leaders gathered from 45 law firms focused on the new frontier in firm intelligence, emphasizing the transformative role of data in shaping the future of legal practice.  This podcast will include speakers and attendees to discuss learnings on how data enhancement helps law firms move from mere information gathering to gaining valuable insi...

When Justice & DEI meet AI - The Impact of AI on the Legal Community as told by Justice Neals.

Michael Foster sits down with Milan Bobde, one of Oddr's three co-founders, to discuss the way Oddr is shaking up the legal billing lifecycle. Visit their website at: www.oddr.com

Michael Foster sits down with this year's ILTACON Co-Chairs, Rodney Mullins and Donna Frugoli, to find out what we can expect at ILTACON 2024.

The cyber insurance market is ever-changing and firms continue to have a difficult time understanding what their underwriters want and how to communicate their current cyber programs and needs internally to financial stakeholders (among others). Join David and David as we talk about the top 5 issues cyber insurers are worried about with Law Firms this year from privileged account management to pri...

In this podcast interview, the speakers will discuss how consulting skills can be used in eDiscovery. Examples include understanding the matter (an investigation that is run very differently to litigation, or a regulatory response), listening, being proactive and questioning the legal team goals. Moderator: James MacGregor - Managing Director, Ethical eDiscovery   Speakers: Rachel McAdams - Senior...

Many of us have titles which do not include leadership roles (e.g., Chief, Director, Manager) but often need to find ways to motivate and inspires others.    This discussion will hone in on five tangible steps/ways for showing leadership even when you don't have formal authority.   Moderator: @Glenn Hoxie  - Practice Solutions Manager, Paul Hastings LLP   Speakers: @Bruce James  - Senior Manager,...

Listen as Mari Sun interviews Paul Jang, an adjunct professor and legal technology specialist at Fordham and Brooklyn Law School as they discuss diversity in legal technology and AAPI month (May).

Listen as two Women Who Lead hosts, Catherine Monte and Jima Kato, interview the Meghann Barloewen and Jaclyn Walkins for the New Women Leaders podcast series for ILTA Voices.

In the latest installment of “Working in eDiscovery,” Rachel and James are joined by Paula Fearon, Head of Project Services at McCann Fitzgerald LLP, to discuss the importance of communication in the world of eDiscovery.     In this podcast session, the speakers defined what good communication looks like, how to avoid common mistakes and tips and tricks for the future.  Moderator: @James MacGregor...

In this podcast panel, the panelists will share tips on how to work with, not against, outside counsel to achieve cost and matter management objectives.   Moderator: @Andrea Webster  - Associate Director, Legal Innovation and Operations, Novartis     Panelists: @Heather Newton  - Lead Counsel, Wells Fargo @J. Tracy Walker - IV - Partner, McGuireWoods   Recorded 05-14-2024

The Body of Knowledge (BoK) is a foundational resource developed by the Legal Marketing Association for professional development in marketing that defines the core skills necessary for legal marketers to succeed. The BoK defines essential and accepted domains, competencies and associated skill sets within the legal marketing profession at every level. It helps legal marketers hone their skills, as...

We exist in an industry built on preserving, collecting, reviewing, and producing every piece of relevant data; however, the volume continues to explode as storage gets cheaper, the world becomes more reliant on electronic forms of communication, and different forms of communication are developed and embraced.  In this world, how do we, in the tech space, define, determine, and attempt to hold the...

In our last podcast, " Where’s Better to Build a Career in eDiscovery, Within a Law Firm or At An External Consultancy ", we identified some core skills eDiscovery professionals need to be good at their jobs. On this episode we’re going to be focused on “problem solving”. Moderator: @James MacGregor  - Managing Director, Ethical eDiscovery Panelists: @Rachel McAdams  - Senior Consultant, Sky Disco...

We've all been there: a boss cushions their language so much we leave meetings unclear on whether we were doing a great or terrible job.     In this podcast panel interview session, seasoned managers will discuss on what things to include & avoid in feedback sessions, and how providing feedback on the go is much more valuable than waiting for formal performance reviews    Moderator: @Harriet J...

Sr. VP of Service Delivery, Dawn Hudgins, sits down with Gina Buser, CEO of Traveling Coaches, to dig deep on best practices for business partners.

Firms are getting it, making business decisions based on data is a good idea. There are different areas within law firms where this could be beneficial (enterprise wide, client specific, practice specific). With different places where data is housed, a great first step to connect data sources is by identifying where everything is. This will be a step-by-step guide of data mapping principles and ho...

Success in the courtroom depends on comprehensive trial support that starts long before the trial date.  How do you turn a compelling story into something that’s easy to understand and memorable for the judge and/or jury. Enlisting the assistance of a trial support professional early on is key.   In Part Two of our Sitting in the Hot Seat podcast, our esteemed panel will discuss preparation tips a...

How do we build trust within an organization? What does it mean to be transparent when confidential information is on the line?