Peer to Peer: ILTA's Quarterly Magazine
Issue link: https://epubs.iltanet.org/i/1521210
5 I L T A N E T . O R G When discussing technology successes - and even more so technology failures - it is often more comfortable being open in a one-to-one or small group setting where recording and AI notetaking are not present. This applies even more to security conversations, notably those concerning breaches or ransomware. In-person conversations almost always speed trust between and among people. When someone trusts you, they will tell you more than they would otherwise. A roadmap for success is incredibly valuable. A map showing every detour, pothole, and damaged bridge can be even more valuable. What is your short-term hope for the legal community when it comes to legal technology practices, and what does the future look like? JOY: My short-term hope is that the community as a whole accepts the fact that technology is an ecosystem, rather than a series of silo-ed products. The "connective tissue" for legal tech systems must be respected and taken into account as tech moves forward. As noted earlier, this requires transparent conversations and a recognition that we are all learning. The future looks surprisingly like the past in that lawyers will provide high quality legal advice to clients - whether internal or external - and that they will use technology to provide that advice more quickly and with even higher quality. What will likely look different is the mix of human intelligence and effort and technology. What will almost certainly look different is what we pay for both the advice and the technology. ILTA COSMONAUTS' LEGAL SHOWS ARE COMING TO THE USA IN MAY AND JUNE! These two conferences are essential for anyone looking to stay ahead in the ever- evolving landscape of law. Connect with legal innovators from the West Coast to the East Coast and gain exclusive insights into the latest legal innovations. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from leading legal experts and unlock significant business development opportunities. Join over 500 legal innovators and immerse yourself in cutting-edge legal tech and innovations. Featuring top minds from renowned law firms and organizations such as Morgan Lewis Bockius, Cleary Gottlieb, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Salesforce, Mastercard, Phillips, Munich Re, Uber, Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Intel, Quora, The Fund XX, Mayer Brown, Baker McKenzie, Artificial Lawyers, and Killer Whale Strategies. May 30th - 31st, 2024 in Boston, United States FUTURE LAWYER USA Reserve your spot now! Reserve your spot now! LEGAL INNOVATORS California June 4th - 5th, 2024 in San Francisco, California, United States An interview by Editor: Alexandria Cordova | Graphic designer: Francesca Di Pillo Editorial Note: This article was first published through Future Lawyers USA (a Cosmonaut Event) and can be found in its original format here: Navigating Legal Tech Trends: Insights from Joy Heath Rush. ILTA Publications extends special gratitude to Cosmonauts Ltd. for their generosity in granting permission to include the above interview in this issue of Peer to Peer.