Innovation & Technology

Law firms and their clients need to be strategically aligned in terms of their priorities. In a perfect world, they should be working together to identify ways to deliver high quality, cost-effective, efficient, innovative legal services. This starts with proactive communication.

Below is an article I wrote for Law.com discussing the questions outside counsel should

Clients look to their legal counsel for guidance and advice. The best attorneys track developments, identify patterns, and start conversations with clients before their clients know they need advice. This is the foundation for a long-lasting partnership.

With this goal in mind, we developed the Stimulus Enforcement Tracker in partnership with Terry Grugan, a

This post is the second part of a two part interview with Melissa Prince which appeared in the Legal Business Development and Project Management Blog. The interview was conducted by Tim Batdorf and Jim Hassett. 

Q: In the first part of this post, we talked about the big picture of your approach, and

This post is part one of a two part interview with Melissa Prince which appeared in the Legal Business Development and Project Management Blog. The interview was conducted by Tim Batdorf and Jim Hassett. 

Q: Let’s start with a 10,000-foot view of how your group is organized, and your role.

A: I head Ballard

There’s no doubt that one of the hottest trends in business (legal and otherwise) is artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Nearly all legal technology vendors are looking for creative ways to add AI/ML components to their existing software. Meanwhile, major corporations like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are investing in commoditizing ML utilities, thereby

With the advent of user-friendly business intelligence and data analytics tools, a new role has emerged in corporate America and in many law firms: the “citizen data scientist“. Traditionally, dashboard and report creation 
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