In Matters, legal professionals and subject matter experts will take a monthly look at one topic, tactic, or strategy that can yield tangible results for today's law firms.
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Teresa Matich is the Content Strategist at Clio, where she’s responsible for educating the legal industry on market trends, best...
Andrew Booth works within the Business Operations department at Clio as the Learning Media Specialist. He is best known as...
Derek Bolen is the Senior Manager of Customer Marketing at Clio, which means he gets paid to build relationships with...
Welcome to Matters, a podcast presented by Clio. In Matters, legal professionals and subject matter experts will take a monthly look at one topic, tactic, or strategy that can yield tangible results for today’s law firms. Featuring the best and brightest in the worlds of law, legal technology, and business, each episode of Matters will leave you with a better understanding of how to make your firm more successful.
| Published: | December 15, 2018 |
| Podcast: | Matters: A podcast from Clio |
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Matters: A podcast from Clio |
In the practice of law, small changes can have a big impact. Each episode of Matters features legal professionals and subject matter experts focusing on one topic that transformed their firms.
Clio CEO, Co-founder, and bestselling author Jack Newton discusses the massive opportunity for law firms in addressing the latent legal market.
Glenn Greenwald, the lead journalist on the Edward Snowden case, joins Matters to talk about why privacy is more important now than ever.
Architect and activist Deanna Van Buren joins the Matters team to talk about restorative justice and its potential to reshape our criminal justice system.
Criminal justice reform advocate Shaka Senghor has a candid conversation with the Matters team about how the flaws in the justice system harm vulnerable...
Through 10 episodes, we’ve learned a lot about the legal industry. In this episode, we’re sharing some of our favorite Matters moments to date.
Technology is changing how we operate—and in legal, lawyers and firms that adapt will be the ones that succeed in the long run.
