Technically Legal Podcast

?? WANT A SNEAK PEEK of Conrad Everhard on the Technically Legal Podcast discussing Fixed-Fee Billing and a tech-driven approach to M&A? Click the link in the comments for the full episode! #legal #fixedfees #legaltech #data #lawyer

IT'S LIVE: Check out the "Beyond Billable Hours" episode of the Technically Legal Podcast! Conrad Everhard discusses Flatiron's fixed-fee, tech-based approach to M&A. ??

What if your M&A deal team could deliver top-tier service without the eye-watering $1,000+ hourly rates? In this week's episode, we explore just that with Conrad Everhard, co-founder of Flatiron Law Group. Conrad pulls back the curtain on his firm’s innovative model that challenges the BigLaw status quo. By combining flat fees, low overhead, contract labor, and the firm's custom-built Deal Driver software, Flatiron is redefining how legal services are delivered to clients navigating complex mergers and acquisitions. We also get Conrad’s take on the notorious billable hour—why he believes it’s outdated, overpriced, and up to clients to push back. Plus, Conrad shares exciting insights from his work with Stanford’s Codex project, where he’s helping train the next generation of lawyers using AI-driven negotiation simulators. Whether you’re an M&A insider or just curious about the future of legal services, this episode offers a master class on innovation, efficiency, and the value of breaking away from tradition. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gPBxSe3U #LegalTech #Innovation #FlatFees #MADeals

Listen Now: https://lnkd.in/gPBxSe3U Tomorrow, we’re joined by Conrad Everhard, Founding Partner of Flatiron Law Group, a trailblazer in the legal innovation space. With an impressive background spanning roles at Jones Day, Bryan Cave, and K&L Gates, Conrad has dedicated his career to disrupting the traditional Big Law model. In this episode, Conrad discusses his journey—why he founded Flatiron, the inspiration behind its name, and how the firm is redefining the legal landscape. Flatiron’s unique approach includes transparent, fixed-fee billing models for M&A deal work, a focus on lean overhead, and cutting-edge tech like their proprietary platform, Deal Driver, which digitally manages transactions from start to finish. Conrad also discusses why Big Law struggles to adapt to meaningful change, how efficiency gains aren’t being passed on to clients, and why Flatiron is charting a different course by prioritizing client value. This is an episode you won’t want to miss if you're curious about how innovation is reshaping the legal profession. Subscribe to the Technically Legal Podcast on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever you get your podcasts to hear it first! #LegalTech #LegalInnovation

#TBT In an episode from June 23, 2022, attorney and fellow podcaster Jacob Robinson talks blockchain's impact on the law now and in the future. He talks legal issues relating to #NFTs, #DAOs and other interesting #blockchain legal issues. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. #crypto #legaltech #cryptolaw

Thanks to Stan Shepard for coming on the pod! This a good listen for anyone in legal wanting to bring more tech into their workflows (not just "legal tech" per se, just tech generally).

What does it mean to take "smart risks" with AI? In this clip, Stan Shepard, General Counsel for Atlassian, explores the importance of responsible AI use. He shares how Atlassian navigates the "bleeding edge" of technology by embracing calculated risks. Stan explains the need to understand AI's limitations, from potential biases in models to evaluating AI’s impact on consequential decisions—like hiring or promotions. For Atlassian, responsible AI means thoroughly assessing these factors to avoid unintended consequences, ensuring that innovation remains ethical and aligned with their values. Ready to learn what it means to balance risk and responsibility in AI? Listen Now: https://geni.us/Atlassian #LegalTech #AI

When new Atlassians ask why I joined the company almost a decade ago, I tell them this: we don’t just build tools for customers — we blaze new trails by solving the challenges of effective teamwork ourselves. Building on this point of view, I really enjoyed chatting with?Chad Main on the?Technically Legal Podcast about how I’ve seen firsthand Atlassian tools transform the way teams work. The Atlassian Legal team relies daily on Jira, Confluence, Loom -- and now Rovo and Atlassian Intelligence -- to track legal requests, coordinate cross-functional initiatives, manage contracts, and stay ahead of the business. Interested in learning more? Click the link below to listen to our conversation. https://lnkd.in/gNvFdCwE