How entrepreneurial lawyers are using technology to create new legal products and services, special focus on Access to Justice and the consumer legal marketplaces.
What Comes Next: Lawyers Building Tech
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How entrepreneurial lawyers are using technology to create new legal products and services, special focus on Access to Justice and the consumer legal marketplaces.
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4/9/2021
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June 9, 2021
Jess Birken: Subscription legal services
<p>Jess Birken shares her practical advice for any lawyer who is interested in building "digital information products" and subscription legal services. Her accomplishments include: </p> <ul> <li>Owner of Birken Law, a law firm that serves non-profits. </li> <li>Creator of the <a href="https://birkenlaw.com/founders-roadmap">Founders Roadmap</a>, an online course that takes non-profit founders from idea to actionable plan. </li> <li>Creator of <a href="https://hackyourpractice.lawyer/">Hack Your Practice</a>, an online resource for lawyers who want to improve their work/life balance. </li> <li>🌟Creator of <a href="https://missionguardian.com/">Mission Guardian</a>, a subscription legal service for non-profits. </li> </ul>
May 25, 2021
Joseph Schieffer, Founder & CEO of A2J Tech
<p>A2J Tech design and software development firm that specializes in legal technology that increases access to justice. Joseph has years of hands-on experience working with legal aids, law firms, and even other technology companies to research, design, build, and market a wide variety of legal tech projects. </p>
May 6, 2021
Jess Bednarz, Director of Innovation @ Chicago Bar Foundation
<p>Jess was named to the 2020 Chicago Law Bulletin's 40 Under 40 for their work inspiring lawyers to think differently and create innovative law practices. In this episode, we discuss: </p> <p>- How lawyer incubators help solo lawyers become entrepreneurs and leverage technology to create an innovative practice</p> <p>- Examples of law firms building their own technology to create hybrid services / products</p> <p>- How regulators are exploring changing the rules that govern the legal profession to allow for more consumer-friendly innovation</p>
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