The Future of Law Podcast

In this episode Quddus speaks with Adrian Cartland, a lawyer and technologist about the challenges traditional regulation places on the legal industry as it moves into the future of law.

In this episode Tessa and Quddus explore the question of whether being late to innovation is better than never for Law Firms. The discussion explores the consequences of not changing, the three main resistances to moving forward and then explore what the three accelerators would be to allow for change.

Join Quddus and Ed as they explore the importance of managing one's internal balance, dialogue, expectations and meaning in the face of a changing Industry. Ed has extensive experience in and around the Legal industry and coupled with pivotal moments in his life casts an insightful lens on how we can thrive in the Legal Industry. We explore how taking time to look inward and find meaning in the work we do can be balanced against the current realities of lawyers and law firms. Listen to Ed on his podcast "Human Impact" here:  https://apple.co/2YBB0lz   https://spoti.fi/2UVJZMr   https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/human-impact-podcast

In this episode Quddus speaks with Margaret Rose-Goddard on her journey in pioneering public procurement policy and where that experience has led her to the concept of Meta-Legal Cognition, something that both Quddus and Margaret agree is a key capacity we need to navigate the current disruption.

Related Links for this episode:

www.procurementinnovation.org - for the upcoming sessions in public procurement.
www.futurelaw.io - for Lawyers
www.u-solve.org - for Entrepreneurs

note: Unfortunately we had some time-sync issues in the recording which will sound like Quddus and Margaret "interrupting" each other. This was a technical error that could not be rectified without recording again. Thank you for understanding and enjoy!

Join Quddus and Niels as they explore how ContractBook has navigated their journey in the Legal Industry. Niels sheds light on ContractBook's experience with buyer sentiment and expectations, legal design and the importance of UX/UI, the challenges associated with a lack of clear procurement processes, unreliable decision making processes and the importance of leadership for firms to succeed.