Inspiring Legal Minds. Transforming Legal Futures.
The Legally Speaking Podcast, sponsored by Clio, inspires, educates and entertains. Think of it as a law library—with better snacks and standout guests.
Hosted by Rob Hanna, legal careers expert, LinkedIn Top Voice and Founder, we interview lawyers, law firm leaders, legal tech pioneers, DEI champions, and even Netflix stars.
Guests explore legal innovation, career growth, AI, wellbeing and redefining success. New episodes every Monday for the main show, with minisodes as well for quick enjoyment.
Tune in now to supercharge your legal career.
On today’s Legally Speaking Podcast, I’m delighted to be joined by Nick Abrahams. Nick is an AI Pioneer and Business Futurist, creating the world’s first AI-enabled privacy chatbot. He is a successful entrepreneur who co-founded Lawpath, an AI-powered legal services platform. Nick spent 25 years in partnership at Norton Rose Fulbright and is now dedicated to working with law firms and in-house teams on their AI strategies. He is also a comedian, with his show ‘The Accidental Lawyer’ scheduled for this year’s Sydney and Melbourne Comedy Festivals.
So why should you be listening in?
You can hear Rob and Nick discussing:
– AI Not Replacing Lawyers But Reshaping Their Work
– The Real Value Of Legal Services: Peace Of Mind
– AI Increasing Legal Disputes, Not Reducing Them
– Problem-Led Innovation Overcoming Product-Led Hype
– Relationships And Trust Being Key To Driving Change In Law Firms
Connect with Nick Abrahams here –https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickabrahams/
A show that aims to inspire, educate and entertain, providing the ultimate way of learning more about the exciting world of legal. Whether you’re a lawyer, aspiring lawyer, involved in the legal industry or simply want to know more about the world of law this is the podcast for you. We will provide you with unique and accessible insights from a variety of incredible guests.
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The legal profession is at a critical inflection point. The forces of technology, particularly AI, are fundamentally reshaping how law is practiced and experienced. I had the privilege of sitting down with Jack Newton, Founder and CEO of Clio, at the Innovate Legal Summit 2024 in London for a special recording
Last night, I had the honour of emceeing Clio’s Innovate Legal Summit — held at the iconic BAFTA venue in London. Standing on that stage, in a red tux (of course), looking out at a room filled with some of the brightest minds in legal, I felt incredibly proud. Proud
A huge thank you to Clio, the headline sponsor of the Modern Law Awards, for hosting our Legally Speaking Podcast host, Robert Hanna, at this incredible event at The Vermilion in Manchester. Since its launch in 2013, the Modern Law Awards has recognised the innovation, dedication, and outstanding achievements of
Joanna Hughes is a qualified lawyer who worked an international law firm as a lawyer and social mobility advocate for a couple of decades before setting up a new company, Joanna Hughes Solicitor Apprenticeships, to offer advice to law firms and in-house legal teams who wish to set up this
Clio, the world’s leading provider of cloud-based legal technology, has extended its exclusive sponsorship of the globally acclaimed Legally Speaking Podcast. This renewed partnership reinforces a shared vision to inspire legal professionals and drive meaningful change across the industry. It aligns with the podcast’s tagline, “Inspiring legal minds, transforming legal futures,”
Glenn Reid is a legal marketing consultant over at Reid & Partners, offering expert niche advice and services to law firms in the UK and Ireland. This week, he wrote a handy article on social strategy for law firms and happily allowed the Legally Speaking Podcast to share his thoughts
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