Legal Technology Journal

The inquests into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Dodi Al-Fayed produced a transcript containing nearly four times as many words as the Bible. Martin Smith explains the key role of technology in this historic event.

Herbert Smith’s group chief information officer, George Kalorkoti, brings an entrepreneurial approach to the firm’s information systems and resources, based on working with the business and building a winning team that is keeping the firm ahead of the game.

Taylor Vinters’ IT director gives LTJ an update on progress in the past year and where things are going for the year ahead.

IT director Tim Dutton outlines how technology has supported TLT’s rapid growth and helps to deliver enhanced services, as well as fostering excellent communications and a collaborative online community.

Brodies’ IT director shares his practical experience of making Web 2.0 work in the law firm environment.

IT director Ian Lauwerys explains how virtualisation has helped set up and integrate a series of new offices into Kennedys existing system in record time, while minimising costs and disruption to the business.

Chris Petrie, director of IT, outlines his problem-solving philosophy that underpinned Stephenson Harwood’s successful IT update.