Jack Shepherd
The chat bots are coming, and they’re a talkative bunch
Jack Shepherd looks into the symbiotic relationship between tech and legal services for Legal Practice Management Magazine.
Futurist legal predictions that completely miss the point
Bionic lawyers might be touted as the future of legal services, but it’s important to remember that legal tech exists to serve people and not the other way around – says Jack Shepherd, Legal Practice Lead at iManage
The adoption of legal tech isn’t as straightforward as ‘build it and they will come’
Moving fast but not too fast is the balance that firms need to strike when it comes to legal tech adoption.
Why company culture is at the heart of good knowledge work outcomes
How do firms create a culture that stimulates the collaboration, exploration, and innovation that elevate knowledge work?
Legal technology needs a culture of knowledge
It’s time to reinvent ad hoc processes in law firms – particularly in the knowledge management space.
Making time for legal tech
iManage legal practice lead, Jack Shepherd, makes the case for the legal sector to catch up with other industries when it comes to technological prowess.
Making a tech connection to deliver better outcomes in legal
iManage’s legal practice lead Jack Shepherd presents insights and lessons currently being gleaned in legal tech.
What does the evolution of legal tech mean for your business?
Law firms need to peek behind the hype around legal tech and learn of concrete ways in which they can implement new technology to derive maximum value.
Four Ways to Solve the Top Pain Points in Deal Execution
Signing, closing, and execution processes in transactions can be a nightmare for legal professionals. The good news is that there are ways of managing this chaos. By addressing some of the top pain points, lawyers can simplify the way they manage legal transactions.