The UKLTA held its first roundtables this week in Birmingham and Leeds. Both were extremely well attended with all participants discussing the use of technology in the legal sector. Discussions focused around engaging lawyers with technology products and providers. Conversation has been varied and productive at both events so far. Kirsten Maslen from Thomson Reuters stated:   “The round table was a good opportunity for law firms and in-house lawyers to share expectations around the use of technology, and discuss best practice approaches to selecting and implementing new technology, as well as what additional information they require from the market to help [...]

We have been working hard behind the scenes to formalise a strategy for 2019/20 that will move the association forward. Our focus this year is to go out and speak with the legal community so we can build a greater understanding of the issues around engagement with legaltech and legal education to help us to determine how the UKLTA can help. In order to achieve this we will be hosting a series of roundtables that are taking place across the UK. We hope you will be able to join us so we can hear your views. The output from [...]

As part of our 2019/20 strategy, the UKLTA wants to build a greater understanding of the issues around engagement with legal technology to help us to determine how the UKLTA can help. In order to achieve this we are happy to announce that we are hosting a series of roundtables that are taking place across the UK. The output from our roundtables will be compiled into a series of reports which will help us shape the future direction of the UKLTA. The roundtables are open to both UKLTA members and non-members, with non-member companies permitted to send one representative [...]