Host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Clio International General Manager Sarah Murphy about the provider’s recently released State of Legal Tech 2026 report, how Australia fares compared to global counterparts, the headline takeaways from the report, operational consequences for practitioners from findings on data, and the serious governance questions firms need to answer.
Murphy also delves into the system friction facing lawyers, bridging the gap between the business of law and the practice of law, concerns about cyber threats, how technology is influencing the “legalpreneur” trend, what Australian firms must prioritise right now, and why better data management is key to everything.
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