In our Q&A, Lawlux co-founder Dave Burnton explains how his firm is using agentic AI and other technology to engage with and onboard clients more efficiently, and he tells us why a culture in which everyone believes in the firm’s goals will be at the heart of the firm’s long-term success.

In our latest Q&A, Cameron Cooper speaks to Dave Burnton, co-founder of Lawlux, an exciting new Australian firm. In this interview, Dave explains why he jumped from the safety of a big law firm and all its perks to take a chance with a start-up that is using AI and legal tech to reshape legal services.

AML/CTF podcast series: conversations that cut through the noise with practical insights and strategies to help firms become AML-ready.

AML/CTF podcast series: conversations that cut through the noise with practical insights and strategies to help firms become AML-ready.

New Zealand law firms have been complying with AML legislation since 2018. In this podcast, Jamie Lynch (Head of AML at Gilbert + Tobin) shares with ALMG interviewer, Trish Carroll, first-hand insights from New Zealand’s rollout.

AML/CTF podcast series: conversations that cut through the noise with practical insights and strategies to help firms become AML-ready.

Technology expert Mark Andrews explains why IT leaders increasingly need to be at the heart of law-firm strategy, rather than merely playing a role in service provision.

Talent management and leadership development expert Daljit Singh outlines a new way to encourage and foster the leadership capabilities that will be essential as AI advances take hold in legal practices.

Law Squared founder Demetrio Zema explains why he believes outdated success metrics can hold back in-house teams and law firms in the age of AI, and why they should embrace new measures that reflect real business impact.

AML/CTF podcast series: conversations that cut through the noise with practical insights and strategies to help firms become AML- ready.

AML/CTF podcast series: conversations that cut through the noise with practical insights and strategies to help firms become AML-ready.

Welcome to the Law Management Journal and our Q&A podcast series. Cameron Cooper, editor of the Law Management Journal, speaks to Emma Maxwell, founder of Anchored Family Law. In this interview, Emma explains how she started out with a major national firm working on class actions before moving into family law and ultimately setting up her own firm a few years ago. She says a subscription model has helped keep the cash flow running and she discusses how she's using technology to power her business. Emma beings by telling us why she set up Anchored Family Law.