ATL’s senior editor Joe Patrice walked through the exhibit hall at ABA TECHSHOW last Thursday and caught up with 11 Evolve the Law Members. See their interviews below.
Rocket Matter is focusing on law firm profitability by working on the technology, and the process.
Lawlytics is about running marketing as self-sufficient and efficient as possible so lawyers can just focus on their work.
Smith.ai on how artificial intelligence plays is used for virtual receptionists, and deployed in language translation and web chat.
Timesolv focuses on the hardest thing for lawyers to manage – time keeping – and the automated processes that flow from that.
On the flip side, Casepeer is a case management tool that focus on time tracking, as it is specialized for personal injury attorneys on contingencies.
We took a break to hear how Duke Law prepares students to question legal processes by understanding legal technology.
LawPay does in fact help lawyers get paid, but aims at doing it as easy as possible – by integrating into their current tools and systems.
Casetext on launching its version for legal journalists and bloggers to use Casetext for free, and getting affiliate fees from readers who sign up.
Priori Legal is a marketplace and technology platform for small and mid-size attorneys to connect to in-house projects.
Smokeball had a crazy idea to reach the small law firms that don’t think that they need practice management software, and launched a hilarious video with Calista Flockhart.
After 10 years, Clio has launched its second product – Clio Grow – that manages all of the client intake of Lexicata, and completes the full client journey with Clio Manage.
Praktio was born out of a transactional clinic at Michigan Law to teach interactive contracts to students who needed to serve real world clients very quickly.
