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ILTA Voices Podcasts
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
ILTA Voices shows how firms train people, manage change, track adoption, and absorb relentless technology updates.
ILTA Voices treats workplace technology as something implemented by people under real organizational constraints. Its rotating moderators and practitioner panels move through Microsoft cloud updates, change management, e-discovery, data access requests, and digital wellness,…
A Teams feature reaches some colleagues first; your update spreadsheet suddenly earns its keep.
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A grounded look at AI's effect on legal ops, client strategy, and adoption costs.
AI gets pulled out of the abstract and into the work of legal pricing, client strategy, outside counsel guidelines, and the cost of adoption. Sergey Mejuritsky and Jonathan Soledori make a practical pairing: one comes at it from legal pricing, the other from both firm and…
A practical look at how document review moved from manual work to machine-assisted review.
ILTA Voices follows the shift in document review from manual sorting to machine learning and LLMs, with James McGregor and Dina Kamlani-Hetherington staying at the center.
A practical look at legal change management, adoption, and ROI in real use.
ILTA Voices keeps its focus on practical change management: rollout planning, pilot support, champion networks, and the harder question of how to prove adoption after launch.
A grounded look at how preparation, comfort, and moderation shape a DEI panel.
ILTA Voices keeps this one grounded in the back-and-forth between Ravon's perspective as a presenter and Renee's view as an attendee at the same ILTAcon session.
A practical DSAR refresher that stays focused on the work.
DSARs are treated here as a working legal process, not a slogan. James McGregor and Dina Kevlani-Heatherington keep the discussion grounded in the mechanics: what a DSAR is, why requests get narrowed, why former-employee files can take more work, and what a proper response…
A practical guide to keeping up with Microsoft's constant changes.
ILTA Voices frames Microsoft’s update treadmill in a way that legal teams can actually use. Aaron, Melissa Ballesteros, and cloud engineer Jonathan Woolley keep the focus on the practical mess: different Office update channels, uneven rollout timing, Teams features that reach…
A grounded panel on disconnecting, with the clearest case made for breaks away from technology.
Power Down treats digital wellness as a workplace problem, not a slogan. Shannon Stevens leads a conversation with Helen Stocklin-Enright, Melanie Prevost, and Adam Whaler about the infinite workday, the pressure to stay plugged in, and the need to make room for rest.
Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.
Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.
Brené Brown's long-form conversations linking grief, caregiving, politics, and nonviolence to her vulnerability research.
This episode features a discussion on change management in law firms, with guests Julia Montgomery and Alia Vink sharing strategies for implementing new technologies like AI.
This episode features a discussion between Ravon, a panelist, and Renee, an attendee, reflecting on an ILTAcon DEI panel about breaking barriers for Black lawyers and tech professionals.
In this ILTA Voices episode, host Shannon Stevens moderates a discussion with panelists Helen, Melanie, and Adam on strategies for disconnecting and prioritizing mental well-being in the legal tech field.
James McGregor and Dina Kevlani-Heatherington discuss Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs), covering their legal basis under GDPR, practical response steps, and common challenges like timelines, formats, and enforcement.
This episode explores how AI is transforming legal pricing, with experts discussing the shift from billable hours to value-based models, the rise of AI-native law firms, and changing client expectations in big law.
Rudvik Rao, CEO of Vecflow, discusses how the startup uses generative AI to assist lawyers with tasks like document drafting and contract review, emphasizing a collaborative approach and global client base.
This episode explores how AI is reshaping legal operations and client-law firm relationships, with guests discussing practical use cases, adoption challenges, and future staffing impacts.
Document review gets a memory check.
Cloud engineer Jonathan Woolley discusses managing Microsoft's 2,700+ annual updates, focusing on strategies for legal firms.
Discussion of attorney supervision duties for AI assistants and risks of hallucination in legal filings.
A discussion on the strategic advantages of being a late follower in adopting Microsoft Copilot for law firms.
A panel discussion on how outside counsel can learn from cutting-edge in-house technology adoption, focusing on AI in legal departments.
A discussion on the skills needed to be a great e-discovery project manager or consultant.
A discussion on how leaders in legal and professional services can build team resilience to thrive amid constant change and disruption.
A discussion on practical AI implementation strategies for law firms, featuring an AI expert and a legal risk director.
Discussion about the Women Who Lead Catalyst 2025 event for legal professionals.
A panel discussion on preparing for the European Accessibility Act 2025, covering compliance requirements, deadlines, and enforcement.
ILTA Voices podcast episode discusses the MyMentor program with two legal professionals sharing their experiences and the importance of mentorship in law firms.
A panel discussion on how generative AI is transforming legal practice, featuring attorneys and legal tech experts.