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Spring24

Peer to Peer: ILTA's Quarterly Magazine

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3 I L T A N E T . O R G A s the CEO of the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA), Joy Heath Rush stands at the exciting intersection of law and technology and has decided to share her insights with us as part of the lead-up to Future Lawyer USA. Follow along as we explore how she leads the legal community with expertise, dedication, and a passion for innovation. Her goal is to foster a positive environment for both professionals and staff, leveraging her experience in legal technology and unwavering commitment to excellence. As a proud media partner of Future Lawyer USA, ILTA stands as the premier global community for legal technologists, offering a wealth of resources to enhance the delivery of legal services. From fostering connections and providing essential content and conversations to upholding credibility and nurturing a vibrant community, ILTA serves as a trusted and inclusive hub for professionals seeking education, peer support, and career advancement in the legal technology sphere. What are the most exciting developments in legal technology trends and practices in the last few months for you personally? What specifically stands out to you in terms of implementation and adoption practices? JOY: It seems impossible to have a legal technology conversation today without discussing generative AI (Gen AI).However, what I am hearing from legal tech leaders is that the excitement around GenAI has sparked a more general curiosity and enthusiasm about technology overall. Lawyers want to understand more about how technology can aid them in their practice, as well as help them run the business. This is resulting in conversations that sound like this . . . Lawyer: "Can AI do x for me in my practice?" IT Team: "Maybe. However, we have an existing tool that can do that today. Let me show you." I personally LOVE this!

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