Cybersecurity expert David Ries outlines current cyber threats for law firms and gives practical, lower-cost security options that can help protect them from attack.
Gina Bianchini discusses opportunities for reinventing the legal profession through the creation of online communities.
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Tom Cheesewright breaks down the changes happening in technology that will impact businesses and what that means for the legal industry.
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Host Dan Rodriguez and German lawyer Markus Hartung parse the differences between legal tech advances in the U.S., U.K., and European Union.
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Dennis and Tom share the content capture tools currently under consideration for their Second Brain project.
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Neil J. Squillante announces TechnoLawyer’s Top Product Awards for 2020.
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Cybersecurity expert Mike Maschke explains how penetration tests help lawyers protect themselves by identifying weak points in their security systems.
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Kathy Ehrhart discusses the protocols she helped develop for the trial and talk about how the video proceeds went.
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Sharon Nelson of Sensei Enterprises dives into the world of artificial intelligence and crimes it could commit such as deepfakes, hijacking military vehicles, and phishing.
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William Rinehart at Utah State University discusses the news about big tech companies testifying before the House on antitrust, politics, and censorship.
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Dr. Heidi Gardner shares insights from her research on collaboration.
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ABA Journal Legal Rebel Podcast host Lyle Moran discusses the decision of the Washington Supreme Court to end its Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) program.
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Zack Glaser discusses how to know which tech is right for your small law firm, trends in legal technology, and common mistakes you should avoid.
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Host Dan Rodriguez and Jeff Kelly have a conversation about his practice in areas of complex litigation and how it’s been affected by COVID-19.
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Timothy Bowers offers insights from his many years of successful virtual legal practice.
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