Legal Innovation Spotlight

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147

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Oct 2026

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Legal Innovation Spotlight is a fireside chat series that shines a light on the latest trends and advancements in legal innovation. Each episode is hosted by Infodash and features a guest who is an expert in their field, sharing their insights and experiences with legal technology, innovation, and knowledge management. Legal Innovation Spotlight is the perfect podcast for professionals in Knowledge Management, Innovation, and Technology who are looking to stay informed and ahead of the curve.

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October 28, 2026Episode 14248 min

The Future of Law Depends on Skills AI Can’t Replace

Ted sits down with Libby Clark, Founder of Libby Clark Law, to discuss how AI is accelerating change across the legal industry and exposing longstanding challenges in law firm culture, leadership, and attorney well-being. From overcoming resistance to change to developing the human skills that technology cannot replace, Libby shares her expertise in legal practice, organizational transformation, and attorney well-being. As traditional partnership structures face increasing pressure, this conversation explores how legal professionals can embrace change, prioritize client needs, and rethink their business models for a future where wisdom, empathy, and adaptability are essential.

October 21, 2026Episode 14146 min

The Future of Legal Services Will Be Decided by the Buyers

Ted sits down with Jason L. Brown, President and CEO of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), to discuss how AI adoption and shifting power dynamics are reshaping the relationship between law firms and corporate legal departments. From the growing pressure to demonstrate the value of technology investments to rethinking legal pricing and client relationships, Jason shares his expertise in corporate legal leadership, legal innovation, and the evolving expectations of in-house counsel. As corporate legal departments become more sophisticated buyers of legal services, this conversation explores how law firms can embrace transparency, strengthen client partnerships, and adapt their business models to deliver the efficiency and value clients increasingly demand.

October 14, 2026Episode 14048 min

Why Better Client Outcomes Matter More Than Legal Innovation

Ted sits down with Helder Santos, Global Head of Legal Tech & Innovation at Bird & Bird, to discuss how AI and legal technology are transforming the way legal services are created, delivered, and valued. From building AI fluency and driving organic technology adoption to rethinking client experience and multidisciplinary teams, Helder shares his expertise in legal technology, innovation, and digital transformation. As lawyers shift from being holders of knowledge to architects of innovation, this conversation explores how legal professionals can adapt their skills, workflows, and business models for an AI-enabled future.

October 7, 2026Episode 13949 min

Why Productizing Legal Expertise Is Harder Than It Looks

Ted sits down with Marc-Henri Chamay, Chair and Co-Founder of aosphere, to discuss productizing legal expertise and building scalable legal tech businesses. From the growing importance of high-quality data in AI to developing dedicated teams and effective go-to-market strategies, Marc-Henri shares his expertise in legal technology, subscription-based products, and business transformation. Drawing on his experience building aosphere inside Allen & Overy and eventually carving it out as an independent business, this conversation explores what it takes to turn legal expertise into a sustainable product and what law firm leaders can learn from that journey.

September 30, 2026Episode 13850 min

Traditional Law Firm Ownership Is Becoming a Competitive Disadvantage

Ted sits down with Andy Kvesic, CEO of Aprio Legal, to discuss how alternative business structures, non-lawyer ownership, and private capital are reshaping the traditional law firm model. From integrated professional services to funding the technology and talent firms need to compete, Andy shares his expertise in alternative business structures, law firm growth, and legal industry transformation. As AI increases the need for long-term investment and new approaches to legal service delivery, this conversation explores whether traditional ownership models can provide the capital, incentives, and flexibility law firms need for the future.

September 23, 2026Episode 13747 min

Law Firms Need to Reengineer Work Before AI Can Automate It

Ted sits down with Bert Bries, Head of Innovation, Knowledge, and Technology at CMS Netherlands, to discuss the build versus buy debate in legal tech and how AI is changing the way firms approach technology and service delivery. From the opportunities and limitations of vibe coding to reengineering legal workflows for an agentic future, Bert shares his expertise in innovation, technology strategy, and process improvement. As building software becomes easier but operating it remains complex, this conversation explores how law firms can make smarter technology decisions and build the processes needed for sustainable AI transformation.

September 16, 2026Episode 13645 min

Your Org Structure Is Your AI Strategy

Ted sits down with Ilona Logvinova, Chief AI Officer at HSF Kramer, to discuss how law firms can transform their operating models and move toward greater AI nativity. From designing innovation teams and developing cross-disciplinary talent to embedding AI into legal workflows and client service delivery, Ilona shares her expertise in legal AI, organizational transformation, and innovation strategy. As AI forces firms to rethink everything from organizational structure to how they define client value, this conversation explores what legal professionals need to build today to compete in the law firm of tomorrow.

September 9, 2026Episode 13542 min

What Happens When Big Law Talent Goes AI-Native

Ted sits down with Mike Schmidtberger, Chairman & Partner at Norm Law LLP, to discuss the rise of AI-native law firms and how they could reshape legal service delivery. From more than 35 years in Big Law leadership to helping build a law firm around AI from the ground up, Mike shares his expertise in legal practice, firm strategy, and innovation. As experienced lawyers pair their expertise with autonomous AI agents, this conversation explores what AI-native models could mean for competition, pricing, client relationships, and the future of legal services.

September 2, 2026Episode 13443 min

Outside Capital Is Coming for the Legal Industry

Ted sits down with Josh Porte, Partner at Holland & Knight LLP, and Trisha Rich, Partner & Chair of the Legal Profession Team at Holland & Knight LLP, to discuss MSOs, outside capital, and the evolving business of law. From structuring investments in legal services businesses to navigating the ethical and regulatory questions surrounding Rule 5.4, Josh and Trisha share their expertise in legal services transactions, professional regulation, and law firm ownership structures. As firms consider new ways to access capital, invest in technology, and compete for talent, this conversation explores the opportunities and risks these emerging models present for the future of the legal industry.

August 26, 2026Episode 13351 min

The Legal Industry Has a Data Problem AI Can’t Fix

Ted sits down with Akber Datoo, Founder and CEO of D2 Legal Technology, to discuss the legal industry’s data problem, AI adoption, and the evolving role of lawyers in solving business problems. From his experience as both a technologist and lawyer in financial services to advising organizations on legal data and transformation, Akber shares his expertise in data governance, legal technology, and AI. As AI exposes the weaknesses of poor data and outdated processes, this conversation explores why legal organizations must strengthen their foundations to deliver greater value and compete in the future of legal services.