Topics: Practise of Law, Future of Law, Document Automation, Document Assembly, legal practice, Law Firm Management
I was interviewed for LawTalk 930 on what impact legal tech is actually having on the New Zealand legal market.
You can read the full article here, and below.
Topics: Practise of Law, Future of Law, Document Automation, Document Assembly, legal practice, Law Firm Management
Breaks Legislation – Do Employees Have to Take Breaks?
The law regarding break allowances for employees has recently changed.
The Employment Relations Amendment Act 2018 has amended the Employment Relations Act 2000 to state that:
“an employee is entitled to, and the employee’s employer must provide the employee with, rest breaks and meal breaks”.
Are you up to speed with the new changes and what they require?
Topics: Document Automation, Employment Agreements, Online Employment Agreements
Topics: Practise of Law, Document Automation, Legal Technology, In-House Legal, legal practice, Law Firm Management, New Zealand Legal Jobs
No. 8 Wire – undeniably useful, but is it still good enough?
ILANZ 2018 was another hugely energising and enjoyable event. Thank you to everyone involved in organising it!
The official theme of this year’s ILANZ was “No 8 wire”, as a nod to our in-house lawyers' ingenuity and ability to innovate with limited resources. Last year, I used this term in my blog to describe some of the cobbled-together solutions delegates were using – it was a term of endearment. This year, I'm a little less certain we should be celebrating this.
Topics: Practise of Law, Document Automation, Legal Technology, In-House Legal
What might happen for New Zealand legal services and lawyers?
I was interviewed for LawTalk 916 on what the future might hold for New Zealand legal services and lawyers.
The interview also captured the thoughts of Michael Smyth, Claudia King, Simon Tupman and Andrew King.
You can read the full article here, and the parts of the interview that relate to me are set out below.
Topics: Practise of Law, Future of Law, Document Automation, Document Assembly, legal practice, Law Firm Management
More houses, more contracts... What the Housing NZ legal team did
It was great to see our customer Housing New Zealand profiled in LawTalk 917 for their success in working with us on document automation.
You can read the article on the Law Society website here, and the full text is set out below.
If you would like to discuss how document automation could provide similar benefits for you, please get in touch!
Topics: Future of Law, Document Automation, In-House Legal, Document Assembly
For many people, January is a time of reflection and new year resolutions to make a change. Having had a decent break, many people recognise that they are not happy in their current situation and resolve to get a new job.
This article contains some suggestions on how to get the best new legal job for your circumstances.
Topics: Practise of Law, Document Automation, Legal Technology, New Zealand Legal Jobs
It’s been a year since I joined LawHawk, and it still feels so fresh and exciting. It’s probably a bit naïve / premature to reflect so soon, but heck, I’m on holiday! The Sydney sun, sea and sand has given me a great opportunity to stop, and think.
So what's happened?!
Topics: Practise of Law, Document Automation, Legal Technology, Document Assembly
Employees want to work in a growing firm – what’s your plan?
Hinge Marketing recently released the results of its Employer Brand Study. Given some of my previous research, one question in the study was particularly interesting to me: what’s most important to prospective employees of professional services firms?
Topics: Practise of Law, Future of Law, Document Automation, Legal Technology, Document Assembly, Law Firm Management