The ability to call up tailored information quickly is invaluable in the delivery of law today

CaseBase provides legal summary and references on this Court of Appeal decision that addresses the hot topic of reducing the legal voting age, and if age discrimination was a factor in High Court rulings.

NZ Lawyer sat down with LexisNexis customer discovery product manager Kat Strachan to talk about what it means to have the consumers at the core of legaltech product development.

This is the big question that keeps me up at night, since answering this informs the products and services that LexisNexis should develop. We attempted to tackle an answer to this question several years ago, and initially identified three mega trends that have / will impact the Legal Services industry: Since then, we’ve had a pandemic, which has fundamentally changed where and how knowledge workers operate.

CaseBase provides legal summary and references on this landmark Court of Appeal decision that considers whether deductions from wages for lost time not worked at the employer's direction was unlawful.

Jacqueline So of NZ Lawyer sat down with LexisNexis Pacific Head of Core Product Lindsay O’Connor to discuss how a document drafting tool like Lexis Create helps law firms to maximise their billing strategies.

The ability to call up tailored information quickly is invaluable in the delivery of law today

Despite a 30-year career in South Korea’s public service, Yoon Jong-in had never imagined himself as the country’s top privacy officer, nor had he expected to be chosen to build a government agency from scratch and provide the groundwork for the country’s data-privacy rules.

Legal Analytics helps law firms understand the idiosyncrasies of legal data to make better decisions and get clearer answers. Greg Dickason, Managing Director – LexisNexis Pacific talks about global adoption of analytics and how law firms in the Pacific could use Analytics to drive efficiencies.

We discuss how educational institutions support the needs of people with disabilities and how this will impact employment and the economy as a whole.

In episode 5, we meet with Wayne Hawkins. We discuss accessibility to telecommunications, equipment and affordability for the disabled and how more can be done.

We catch up with Denise North and we discuss what the Human Rights and Technology Final Report means for directors and how do directors stay up to date with technological change.

In episode 6, we catch up with Meg Dalling and chat about how she is meeting the challenges raised by the Human Rights and Technology Final Report and shared tips on how to make the recommendations a reality.