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In-House Matters By Lawcadia

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by Sacha Kirk

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🎙 In-House Matters by Lawcadia – Legal leaders talking about what matters. A series of short, sharp conversations with legal leaders about what matters to them. Hosted by Lawcadia, In-House Matters explores the issues shaping in-house legal teams, from matter management and legal technology to legal operations, outside counsel engagement, legal spend and the changing role of the General Counsel. Practical, direct and focused, each episode shares insights from legal leaders on how in-house teams can work smarter, maximise their impact and deliver greater value to the business.

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July 16, 2026

Stronger by Design: Why Legal Operations Matters Now

Host: Sacha Kirk, Chief Strategy Officer & Co-Founder, Lawcadia Guest: Petra Stirling, Regional Co-Chair of CLOC Australia How can legal teams build the capability, confidence and operating discipline needed to keep pace with change? In this episode of In-House Matters by Lawcadia, we hear from Petra Stirling, Regional Co-Chair of CLOC Australia, ahead of the CLOC Australia Summit in Sydney on 5 August 2026. Drawing on more than 20 years across legal technology, transformation and in-house legal operations, Petra shares why legal operations has become a strategic capability for modern legal teams. She explains how legal operations helps teams assess technology, cut through AI hype, strengthen operating discipline and support lawyers to focus on higher-value work. This conversation explores the capabilities legal teams need to build for the future, including digital confidence, curiosity and a practical understanding of emerging technology. Petra also discusses why legal teams need to reduce perfectionism when testing new tools and approaches, while maintaining strong standards in the delivery of legal advice. The episode also examines how legal operations is bringing in-house teams, law firms and legal technology providers closer together through stronger partnerships, co-design and more effective value delivery. This practical episode covers: <ul><li>Why legal operations has become central to modern in-house legal teams</li><li>How legal operations helps teams assess, adopt and maximise the value of new technologyy</li><li>Why curiosity, experimentation and digital capability matter as AI develops</li><li>How legal operations is reshaping relationships across the legal services ecosystem</li><li>What legal professionals can expect from the CLOC Australia Summit</li></ul> Petra also shares what “Stronger by Design” means to her and why the CLOC Australia community provides a valuable forum for practical learning, peer connection and new ideas.

May 28, 2026

A Candid Discussion On What In‑House Lawyers Need To Do Differently

If AI is changing how legal work is done, what do in-house lawyers need to do differently to stay effective and influential?In this episode of In-House Matters by Lawcadia, we hear from Archana Acharya, Chief General Counsel at Gallagher Bassett, as she shares her perspective on how in-house legal teams need to evolve in response to accelerating change across the legal industry. As AI reshapes how legal work is done, how teams collaborate and how value is delivered, Archana explores what in-house lawyers need to do differently to remain effective, influential and commercially relevant.

April 29, 2026

Legal Matter Management and SharePoint: Best Practice for Collaboration and Control

In this episode of In‑House Matters by Lawcadia, we hear from Steven Dudley, Head of Client Solutions at Lawcadia, as we discuss the practical benefits of integrating legal matter management with Microsoft SharePoint and explore how legal teams can continue to use SharePoint as their document system of record, while leveraging matter management to add structure, workflows, context and data around legal work.

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What is In-House Matters By Lawcadia?: 🎙 In-House Matters by Lawcadia – Legal leaders talking about what matters.

A series of short, sharp conversations with legal leaders about what matters to them.

Hosted by Lawcadia, In-House Matters explores the issues shaping in-house legal teams, from matter management and legal technology to legal operations, outside counsel engagement, legal spend and the changing role of the General Counsel.

Practical, direct and focused, each episode shares insights from legal leaders on how in-house teams can work smarter, maximise their impact and deliver greater value to the business.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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