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Speaker: Mr Sebastian Ko, Mr Fang-ming Lim, Mr Vidi Valianto, Ms Jenna Huey
This webinar will review and forecast the tech-enabled opportunities and risks for professional firms navigating new ways of doing business in the 2020s. We’ll review the data, trends and predictions of what’s in store for Hong Kong professionals moving forward. Join our webinar and get ahead of the game this summer.
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Download PDFLearn about the new and upcoming LawTech and cybersecurity training course, which has been tailored for Hong Kong legal practices, their fee-earners and staff.
The Basic courses are suitable for everyone. The Advance courses are suitable to professionals with entry or intermediate-level knowledge of IT systems.
Introduction to LawTech and technology - Risks and Benefits
Integrating LawTech products into practice
Deep dive into cloud, API, AI, cybersecurity and compliance
Protecting data & confidentiality - Risks and benefits (focuses on practical and legal-technology cross-disciplinary knowledge)
In the last few years, the legal profession is beginning to innovate rapidly to leverage on a wide range of digital solutions; increasing their productivity and competitiveness while reducing costs and risks. Yet, each legal practice must navigate a multitude of challenges in people, process and technology management as well as compliance with professional rules and guidances. To help you do so, we will provide a primer on technologies, related processes and implementation strategies.We will cover the topics below:
Online workshop time: 7.00PM - 9.00PM (HK Time)
Register Now (5 Aug, 2020) Register Now (19 Aug, 2020)Technology companies are famous for their R&D investments and agile product development, which are underpinned by their integrating expertise in engineering methodologies, project management and business strategies. Lawyers, on the other hand, manage legal teams in relatively simpler structures. While they are trained in legal practice, they are not necessarily educated in business administration in law schools. This session will aim to address these gaps by adapting relevant key practices and ideas from the technology sector that legal practices can leverage on. We will cover the topics below:
Online workshop time: 7.00PM - 9.00PM (HK Time)
Register Now (11 Aug, 2020) Register Now (26 Aug, 2020)The business world has taken significant leaps forward by incorporating the use of technology to breathe life into traditional sectors, establishing new industry niches and increasing commercial value. Unfortunately, some bad comes with the good. Many businesses today are exposed to a wide range of cybersecurity vulnerabilities because they are uninformed about the risks and have failed to employ the necessary systems and protocols to manage these risks. They only implement the minimum changes for compliance reasons. By contrast, cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated with their methods and tools.
The legal sector is no different. Legal teams are at the precipice of massive changes through the use of technology as legal practitioners are compelled to be innovative to stay competitive. But, similarly, data breaches like “The Panama Papers” incident remind us that the legal profession is becoming more targeted and exposed to cybersecurity risks.
This course will provide attendees robust training on what technologies are currently available to the legal industry, the risks and benefits from a cybersecurity perspective and suggested protocols on minimisation of cybersecurity risk exposure. We will cover the latest best practices already implemented in other sectors and by early adopters that have proven effective. We will also recommend ways to keep these solutions relevant in the near future as the world sees a fast-growing number and variety of cybersecurity incidents.
Online workshop time: 6.30PM - 9.30PM (HK Time)
Register Now (12 Aug, 2020) Register Now (18 Aug, 2020)Ever come across technological terms frequently, had a rough clue to what it means but never sought out what it actually means to your legal profession?
Have you considered cloud solutions but deemed it to be insecure, inapplicable, or overpriced? Does the thought of running AI solutions as part of your daily practices seem unattainable?
Clients today deal more and more in the tech space and their expectations are that their legal partners also have a clear understanding on these key concepts and technologies.
In this course, we will provide context on how consumer cloud services and AI solutions can aid legal practices to gain competitive advantages in ways that conventional workflows could not. In addition, we will explore the advantages and pitfalls of consumer cloud services that are applicable to legal practices, and how you can maximise the tools available to better prepare your business for the future.
This course will provide you with answers on not just what things like AI, cloud, data integration, data mapping, and the long list of jargons do, but also why it is relevant and how to adopt them in your legal work. This course helps non-technical professionals immerse into the practical issues when dealing with the tech world; reaping the benefits of LawTech, asking the right questions, and ensuring compliance with your legal and ethical duties.
Online workshop time: 10.00AM - 1.00PM (HK Time)
Register Now (29 Aug, 2020)While essential to enhancing your cost-efficiency and competitiveness, innovating your practice and legal team can be daunting without careful preparation, design and implementation of “going paperless” and other digital transformation strategies. Increasingly, a wide variety of affordable LawTech products are becoming available in the market. But they could become wasted resources if they were bought without thoughtful change management and legal operations practices.
Your technology implementation plan should be tailored to your organisation and colleagues. This requires you to thoroughly understand your IT resources and capabilities, and may require appropriate audits and consultation on data and device mapping, legacy systems, backup storage and redundancies. We will cover the essential preparations you will need in order to make more informed decisions when picking solutions for your digital transformation strategy, including preparation for adopting AI-powered tools.
We will examine case studies on the integration of LawTech into legal workflows, running pilots and proofs-of-concept and planning for staff training and feedback.
In this session, we will talk about workplace transformation in order to keep updated with the latest solutions that are available for legal practice. We will go through the necessary process and setup to smoothen the integration towards the digital practice. We will share common practices and industry standards on how to work with technology. We will share case studies and compare lawtech products against non-digital routines.
Online workshop time: 2.00PM - 5.00PM (HK Time)
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