Bob Taylor and Jeff Marple talk about their impressions of the conference and topics that stood out to in-house professionals.
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Robert Taylor is the vice president, senior corporate counsel and manager in the Legal Strategic Services organization at Liberty...
Jeffrey Marple is the director of innovation for corporate legal at Liberty Mutual Insurance. He has held various roles...
Abby Rosenbloom is a senior associate with the Cowen Group where she is an eDiscovery and litigation specialist with...
Get the in-house counsel perspective of this year’s Summit on Legal Innovation and Disruption (SOLID). In this On The Road report from the Summit on Legal Innovation and Disruption (SOLID) East 2018, host Abby Rosenbloom talks to Bob Taylor and Jeff Marple about their impressions of the conference and stand-out discussion topics as in-house professionals. Some of these include the end of traditional methods of legal service delivery, the use of AI, and how to differentiate your firm to in-house buyers.
Robert Taylor is the vice president, senior corporate counsel and manager in the Legal Strategic Services organization at Liberty Mutual Insurance.
Jeffrey Marple is the director of innovation for corporate legal at Liberty Mutual Insurance.
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| Published: | September 20, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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