Will Harrelson from CuroLegal talks about how to overcome resistance when your law firm needs to upgrade its technology, systems, or processes.
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“It’s important to be considerate and empathetic for individuals that are really going to struggle with the change.”—Will Harrelson
For this week’s Lawyerist podcast, Sam talks with Will Harrelson from CuroLegal about how to overcome resistance when your firm needs to upgrade its technology, systems, or processes.
Will Harrelson is Director of Product Integration for CuroLegal. As a practicing attorney and tech nerd, Will brings his experience testing, refining, and implementing agile and efficient legal technology to CuroLegal. He also works with clients to take a realistic look at improving their technology. Will is a regular CLE and law school presenter on ethics, legal technology, and firm operations.
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| Published: | August 9, 2016 |
| Podcast: | Lawyerist Podcast |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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