LexisNexis® Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of next-gen research tools, information and analytics, will gather at Legalweek 2022 with innovators from the technology and legal industries to discuss developments in APIs and integrated analytics with practical guidance and breaking industry news.
LexisNexis Educational Tracks
After you register for Legalweek 2022, add these informative sessions sponsored by LexisNexis to your schedule.
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Litigation Support Track
Session 1
Thursday, March 10 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Sutton North
Business Development: How Firms are Growing their Practices with Technology
The global pandemic, political unrest, and economic instability joined forces to create a law firm business environment that was unprecedented and unpredictable. Firms have turned to tech solutions like videoconferencing to connect with clients and prospects. But what other ways are firms growing their practices leveraging technology? This session will discuss the new environment and how firms are using tech they already own or are investing in, to achieve high growth.
Speakers:
- Steve Zangari, Commercial Director, Europe & Pacific, LexisNexis
- Carolyn Bach, Senior Manager, Faculty and Knowledge & Research, LexisNexis
- Michael Mellor, CMO, Pryor Cashman
- Michelle Gleason, Regional Sales Manager, LexisNexis
Session 2
Thursday, March 10 | 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM | Sutton North
Legal Analytics: Developing Strategies and Winning with Data You Can Trust
Legal analytics tools provide an advantage over opponents and competitors when the data is complete and accurate, giving attorneys a winning edge to support their litigation from start to finish. As more attorneys see clients, opposing counsel, and judges utilizing litigation analytics and relying on the data, it’s crucial to discuss several key aspects: when to trust data, how to win more business with data-driven insights, and how to craft winning litigation strategy.
Speakers:
- Karl Harris, CEO, Lex Machina
- Marlene Gebauer, Director of Knowledge Management, Locke Lord
- Greg Lambert, Chief Knowledge Services Officer, Jackson Walker
Session 3
Thursday, March 10 | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Sutton North
The Evolving Role of Library Support and Services in the Digital Era
The COVID-19 pandemic introduced great opportunity for library support and services as it gave firms a final push to move away from print and fully transition into their electronic resources and digital libraries. In addition, firms had to explore new and innovative ways to support attorneys and staff working from home. As product and practice needs continue to evolve, legal information professionals will need to continuously reassess their resources and ensure practice groups’ needs are met. This session will discuss the ongoing successes and challenges faced as they evaluate and employ various products, technologies and processes that will benefit the attorneys and their clients.
Speakers:
- Leslie Lanphear, Director of Research & Information Services, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
- Elizabeth Guzman, Director, Research & Intelligence Services, Simpson Thatcher & Bartlett LLP
- Scott Bailey, Director of Research & Knowledge Services, Eversheds Sutherland
- June Liebert, Director of Information Services, O’Melveny & Myers
Emerging Technology Track
Friday, March 11 | 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM | Mercury
APIs: Understanding Emerging Use Case
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) allow two pieces of software to talk to each other. In turn, this allows you to decouple data from user interfaces and apply data directly to custom workflows within your organization. This session will focus on emerging use cases helping you understand what is possible.
Speakers:
- Dave DiCicco, Senior Director, Product Management, LexisNexis
- Carla Rydholm, Senior Director of Product Management, Lex Machina