The Legal Helm: Recent Episodes
Bim Dave, Sue Mikelsons
The Legal Helm is Helm360's podcast on all things Legal + Tech. Each episode we do a deep dive into topics like A.I., Application management systems, fully remote law-firm management, legal tech, remote work, and much much more.
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re thrilled to welcome David Langdon, Founder of Blind Spot Consulting. With over 30 years in legal technology, David has guided firms worldwide through consulting, implementation, and sales. He’s also the author of Beyond the Features and a strong advocate for workplace accessibility.
At The Legal Helm, we’re committed to exploring how innovation and technology are transforming the practice of law—and today’s discussion is a powerful example. Together with David, we’ll dive into how firms can embrace change, rethink their approach to legal tech, and create more inclusive, future-ready workplaces. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome back to The Legal Helm! In this episode, our host Bim Dave sets sail into the future of legal leadership with a guest who knows exactly how to navigate it—Sarah Clark, Chief Revenue Officer at The Legal Director.
Sarah’s career spans over 20 years as both a barrister and general counsel, guiding fast-growth companies and embedding legal strategy directly into the heart of business success. At The Legal Director, she helps organizations scale smarter, delivering senior legal expertise without the overhead of a full-time hire.
This episode explores how Sarah and other forward-thinking leaders are reshaping the general counsel role, blending legal insight with business acumen to meet the challenges of today’s market.
So, grab your coffee and let’s dive in, you won’t want to miss this conversation!
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s CEO. With 20+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Our Guest
Sarah Clark is a barrister and former-GC who has worked with fast-growth companies to embed legal thinking into their business from the inside out. With twenty years under her belt spanning private practice and in-house roles, she brings a no-nonsense, commercial approach to legal support. At The Legal Director, she helps companies get the strategic legal insight they need, without the overheads of a full-time legal hire.
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Milan Bobde, CEO and co-founder of Oddr, the legal industry’s first true revenue intelligence platform. With nearly two decades of experience helping law firms modernize their financial and operational systems, Milan is widely recognized as an innovator in legal technology.
At The Legal Helm, we’re passionate about exploring how innovation, leadership, and technology are transforming the legal landscape. In this episode, we’ll dive into how law firms can rethink and redefine revenue operations—turning challenges in billing, collections, payments, and forecasting into real competitive advantages.
Thanks for tuning in—we’re excited to have you with us!
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re delighted to welcome Dean Jeanne Eicks, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs at the Colleges of Law. Dean Eicks is a nationally recognized expert at the intersection of law and technology, with a unique background as both a former Chief Information Officer and current law professor.
At The Legal Helm, we’re committed to exploring how innovation is reshaping the legal industry—and today’s conversation does just that. We’ll be diving into the evolving legal frameworks surrounding AI regulation and discussing how emerging technologies are transforming legal education and expanding access to justice. Thanks for tuning in!
Hello, Legal Helm listeners!
Today, we’re thrilled to have Joshua Lenon join us—Lawyer in Residence at Clio, a leading practice management platform trusted by over 150,000 lawyers worldwide. Joshua brings a unique blend of legal expertise and technological insight, actively bridging the gap between legal practice and tech innovation. He works tirelessly to educate lawyers on leveraging technology to enhance their practice, while also guiding tech companies on understanding the legal industry's distinct needs.
In this episode, we’ll explore Clio’s remarkable journey from revolutionizing solo and small firm management to confidently stepping into the mid-market legal space.
Join us for an insightful conversation on the evolution of legal practice management and the role technology plays in shaping the future of law. Stay tuned!
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s CEO. With 20+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Our Guest
Joshua Lenon is the Lawyer in Residence at Clio. An attorney admitted to the New York Bar, Joshua brings legal scholarship to the conversations happening both within Clio and with its customers. Joshua has worked extensively to educate lawyers on technology’s capability to enhance their practice, while also teaching tech companies about the unique needs of the legal system.
Hello everyone, and welcome to The Legal Helm! We’re excited to have you with us as we explore the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the legal tech space. In today’s episode, we’re joined by Prav Gudipalli, Director of Quality Assurance at Nikao. Nikao has been a leader in implementing cutting-edge wealth platforms for major financial institutions, migrating billions in assets and hundreds of thousands of client accounts with minimal disruption.
Prav brings over a decade of expertise in financial technology, specializing in platform quality engineering and wealth management systems. He has successfully led enterprise-scale migrations and built testing frameworks that enhance operational efficiency and drive revenue growth. In this episode, we’ll discuss how automation and AI are revolutionizing quality assurance in financial services, tackle key challenges, and look ahead to the future of testing. Stay tuned for an insightful conversation on the evolving world of legal tech!
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s Executive Vice President. With 20+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Our Guest
Praveen Gudipalli is an ISTQB® Certified Test Manager with over a decade of experience in platform quality engineering and wealth management systems within the financial technology sector. He has led enterprise-scale migrations and developed robust testing frameworks for investment platforms, incorporating cutting-edge digital interfaces and white-label solutions that boosted operational efficiency and generated significant revenue across the wealth management industry. Praveen consistently redefines quality standards through strategic automation frameworks, leveraging tools like Playwright, Cypress, and AI-powered technologies.
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Today, we’re excited to have Matt Veale join us—an experienced European Patent Attorney and UPC Representative at Patsnap. With a PhD and a background in computer science, Matt offers a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and intellectual property. At Patsnap, he helps businesses harness patent intelligence and AI-powered insights to shape successful IP and R&D strategies.
In this episode, we’ll explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping IP law, the challenges, and opportunities it brings, and its impact on the daily work of IP professionals. We’ll also take a closer look at Patsnap’s cutting-edge AI solutions and how they are driving innovation in the field. Stay with us for an engaging and insightful conversation!
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s CEO. With 20+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Our Guest
Matt Veale is a European Patent Attorney and the current lead patent lawyer at Patsnap. With a PhD and a background in computer science, he specializes in intellectual property strategies for software, bridging the gap between technology and IP. At Patsnap, Matt works to unlock detailed insights, helping to plan and create profitable IP and R&D strategies based on patent data - allowing organizations to drive innovation, optimize research, and enhance development strategies.
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we are thrilled to have Nicole Clark, CEO and co-founder of Trellis, a leading provider of state trial court data and analytics. Nicole’s extensive background as a business litigation, labor, and employment attorney, coupled with her experience handling complex cases in both state and federal courts, has positioned her as a key innovator in the legal space.
Frustrated by the fragmented nature of court data, Nicole founded Trellis with the vision of making accessible, actionable insights available to legal professionals at the state trial court level. Today, she’ll share with us how law firms can harness the power of AI and state court data to streamline and automate litigation tasks, improving efficiency and strategic decision-making. Join us as we dive into this fascinating conversation with Nicole Clark on transforming legal work through technology.
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Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Marie Claire Le Houerou, also known as MC, the Senior Client Experience Director at Intapp. Intapp is revolutionizing the way leading firms across industries like legal, accounting, consulting, investment banking, and private capital operate by leveraging applied AI and industry-specific SaaS solutions to modernize operations, enhance compliance, and drive growth.
MC brings over 15 years of expertise in risk and operational roles. Before joining Intapp, she served as the Global Director of New Business Intake at Baker McKenzie, where she led transformative client onboarding operations, including conflicts management, new business intake, client terms management, and AML KYC compliance.
Today, MC will share insights on how Intapp’s innovative solutions are helping firms revolutionize their legal operations, from compliance to the wider quote-to-cash journey. Stay tuned as we dive into her impressive career and discover how these strategies can empower your organization!
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Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re delighted to welcome Margeaux Thomas, founder and owner of Thomas Law, who is not only a distinguished attorney but also a sought-after speaker who has educated over 4,000 attorneys nationwide on business litigation issues. Her accolades include recognition as a Super Lawyer's Rising Star, a Top Lawyer by Northern Virginia Magazine, and one of the 2023 Leaders in the Law by Virginia Lawyers Weekly.
Beyond managing her own thriving law firm, Margeaux has served in leadership roles within bar associations and on nonprofit boards, showcasing her dedication to the legal community. Today, she’ll share her journey of launching a successful legal practice and how she’s embraced a remote-first approach to build a resilient business. Join us as we dive into Margeaux’s inspiring story and the lessons she’s learned along the way!
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Elisabet Hardy, Chief Product Officer at Elite.
As a leader in legal technology, Elite provides cutting-edge financial management and business solutions for law firms across the globe. Elisabet oversees the strategy and development of key products like 3E, ProLaw, eBilling Hub, and Mattersphere. With more than 25 years of experience in product management and marketing, she’s built and led high-performing teams at Elite, Thomson Reuters, and beyond.
In today’s episode, we’ll explore the evolving landscape of legal tech and Elite’s vision for the future. Elisabet, welcome to the show!
Hello, Legal Tech Helm listeners! Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming Jim Andrews, President and Co-Founder of Precedent. With over a decade of experience in the insurance industry, Jim also co-founded Carpe Data, a pioneer in next-gen data solutions for insurance firms.
Before these ventures, Jim held senior roles at organizations like ChoicePoint and LexisNexis, giving him a fresh perspective on innovation in both legal and insurance sectors.
In today’s episode, we’ll dive into how AI is transforming communication and documentation review between attorneys and insurance carriers. You won’t want to miss this insightful legal-tech conversation!
Hello, Legal Helm listeners. Today, we are excited to introduce Dan Rabinowitz, CEO and co-founder of Pre/Dicta, an innovative AI-powered litigation prediction software. Dan brings a wealth of experience to our discussion, with a background that spans from serving as a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice to pivotal roles in data science and legal strategy.
In this episode, we delve into how AI is poised to revolutionize the legal landscape. Join us as Dan shares insights on leveraging advanced data science to predict case outcomes and motions to dismiss, marking a significant shift in how law intersects with technology. Tune in now and join us for an insightful discussion!
Welcome to The Legal Helm Podcast! Today, we're thrilled to bring you an insightful conversation with Sophia Matveeva, CEO and founder of Tech for Non Techies, an executive education and consulting company. Sophia's expertise has been featured in prestigious publications such as the Harvard Business Review, Financial Times, The Guardian, and Forbes, where she shares her insights on entrepreneurship and technology.
As if that weren't impressive enough, Sophia also hosts the top-rated Tech for Non Techies podcast. In this episode, we dive into a fascinating discussion about how being a tech-savvy lawyer can significantly impact your ability to attract and serve tech clients.
Without further ado, let's welcome Sophia Matveeva to the show!
Welcome, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we are thrilled to be joined by La Vonne Maliga, Director of Application Consulting at Elite, a leading legal technology company providing innovative financial management and business operations solutions to law firms worldwide. La Vonne is recognized for her strategic acumen, passion for success, and her ability to leave a positive impact on everyone she works with.
At Elite, LaVonne is spearheading the transition to 3e Cloud, assisting both existing and new clients in making a seamless and successful move to cloud-based solutions. In today's episode, we'll dive into the topic of transitioning to the cloud and how law firms can prepare for this journey.
La Vonne, welcome to the show!
Hello Legal Helm listeners! Today, we're thrilled to have Anthony Loiacono, managing director at Corpay. With over 30 years of industry experience, Tony is not only an expert in his field but also one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. Corpay, a leading B2B payment provider, has facilitated billions of transactions across 145 currencies and 100+ countries. In this episode, Bim and Tony explore how Corpay is revolutionizing payment processes for businesses, making international transfers seamless and cost-effective. Get ready for an insightful discussion on optimizing B2B payments. Stay tuned!
We had a great time in our new episode of The Legal Helm! Our host Bim Dave is joined by special guest Robert Ingalls CEO, and founder of LawPods, a pioneering podcast production agency for law firms. With a background as a recovering attorney and professional speaker, Robert and his team at Law Pods assist some of the world's leading law firms in launching and growing branded podcasts that foster relationships and drive revenue.
In today's episode, Bim and Robert have an interesting discussion about how to transform your firm's podcast into a powerful content marketing tool. We cover a wide range of topics, from the intersection of law and mental health to exploring the audience for legal podcasts. Plus, we even dive into a bit of Dr. Who fandom! It was an incredibly engaging conversation, and we can't wait for you to tune in and hear it for yourself. Stay tuned!
Hello, Legal Helm listeners! It is with great pleasure that we inaugurate 2024 chatting with Tanner Jones, VP of Business Development at Consultwebs, a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in crafting case-driving online marketing strategies for law firms. In this episode, Bim and Tanner discuss the key elements of recession-proofing your law firm through a solid marketing strategy. Let’s start the year with innovative insights into navigating the digital landscape, understanding client needs, and staying resilient in the ever-changing legal industry. Welcome our first episode of The Legal Helm 2024 with Bim Dave!
Welcome, legal enthusiasts, to an insightful episode of The Legal Helm. Today, Bim navigates the intricate landscape of legal tech, focusing on the pivotal challenges encountered by law firms in handling client funds, managing transaction payments on behalf of their clients, deciphering return on investment nuances, ensuring data protection and privacy, and delving into the revolutionary world of artificial intelligence software applications for legal technology.
Get ready to explore the forefront of legal technology as we tackle these crucial topics. Stay tuned for a deep dive into the challenges and advancements shaping the legal industry today.
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Join our host, Bim Dave, as he shares a treasure trove of proven strategies to navigate the top three pain points that often derail even the best of breed solutions – data conversion, testing, and user adoption. In today's fast-paced legal landscape, staying ahead means mastering the art of tech adoption. Bim spent years dissecting the complexities of legal tech, and he’s here to distill his wisdom just for you. As he explore these critical aspects of implementation, you'll gain invaluable insights to steer your projects toward success.
Welcome one and all to The Legal Helm podcast for August. In
this episode, Bim speaks with Steven Choi, the co-founder and CEO of Traact, a
cloud-based platform designed to help automate those repetitive (but crucial!)
administrative tasks in legal and financial spaces. Bim and Steven talk about
the three stages of “the hype cycle,” where AI works best, and how legal tech
companies can avoid ending up like Amazon Go. Be sure to listen to the
end of this illuminating conversation!
Welcome to this episode of The Legal Helm! This month, Bim talks with Andy Wilson, CEO and co-founder of Logikcull, an innovative eDiscovery platform that is revolutionizing discovery. Bim and Andy discuss why democratizing discovery is a must-do in today’s legal environment, why team building is critical to business success, and why Logikcull includes disruption in its company mission. It’s an engaging conversation chockful of useful business-building insights. Enjoy!
Welcome to the latest episode of The Legal Helm. Today Bim is talking with Adam Stofsky, an accomplished lawyer and CEO of Briefly, an innovative legal information startup that uses video and animation to make complex legal concepts accessible to all. It’s easy to overlook the power video brings to the legal landscape. This conversation explores how video can not only impact cases, but also make client interactions more efficient and productive. Tune in to learn how cartoons, gaming, and video contribute to a new legal tech application that makes practicing law more engaging, interesting, and fun.
Ever wanted to tap into the genius behind Thomson Reuters’ long-lasting success? Here’s your opportunity! Today’s guest is Patrick Hurley. Vice President of Thomson Reuters’ Global Specialty Support division. Patrick has been with Thomson Reuters for over 25 years and has been a major contributor to the company’s success. Today Patrick and Bim discuss how to build trust-based customer relationships that stand the test of time. Patrick also shares tips and tricks for keeping your productivity up amongst all today’s electronic distractions.
In this episode, Bim and Patrick also discuss the acquisition of a majority stake in Elite by private equity firm TPG. Today’s podcast was recorded before this announcement was released. As a long-time partner of Thomson Reuters Elite, Helm360 understands the potential uncertainties and transitions this may bring for our customers. We want to assure you that we are here to support you throughout this process and into the future. We believe this transaction will provide Elite with greater focus, resources, and growth opportunities. Join us as we delve into the implications of this acquisition and explore the exciting possibilities it holds for both Elite and the legal industry as a whole.
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s Executive Vice President. With 15+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Today’s guest
Patrick Hurley has been with Thomson Reuters for over 25 years, beginning as a customer service manager and working his way to the top of the corporate hierarchy, where he is currently the Vice President of Global Specialty Support. Before joining Thomson Reuters, Patrick worked for many technology firms, such as Elite Information Systems, where he served as the product manager for Elite’s then leading-edge products Workflow and WebView.
How does time in the Brazilian rainforest translate into an innovative contract management application? Find out in today’s episode of The Legal Helm. Our guest is Dr. Elena Mechik, founder of INHUBBER, a revolutionary new approach to contract management that uses blockchain technology. Tune in to hear how Dr. Mechik’s unique approach to this foundational business process not only brings contract generation and its use forward, but also supports climate health.
Artificial intelligence and the emerging technology surrounding it (hello ChatGPT) is the tech industry’s next frontier. On this episode of The Legal Helm, Bim talks with AI specialist, Jan Scholtes, Chief Data Scientist at IPRO, a leading eDiscovery application. They look at how this new technology can be applied to legal, how best to incorporate it into your firm’s landscape, and where this new functionality is heading. It’s an engaging conversation you don’t want to miss. Enjoy!
Your host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s Executive Vice President. With 15+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
Our guest
Johannes (Jan) C. Scholtes is the Chief Data Scientist at IPRO, which provides legal eDiscovery tools and software to law firms and corporations. Additionally, he holds the Extraordinary Chair in Text Mining from the Department of Advanced Computer Sciences at the Faculty of Science and Engineering of the University of Maastricht (Netherlands). There, he teaches courses on Artificial Intelligence and law. Jan specializes in text-analytics, information retrieval and natural language processing with application specializations in legal technology, regulatory overview, law enforcement, and intelligence.
Pricing legal services is an ongoing challenge for law firms. Today’s advanced technology (e.g., AI, machine learning, GPT-3 models) is adding complexity to the task. Today’s episode of The Legal Helm features pricing expert, Richard Burcher. The conversation covers a lot of ground, including how to get buy in, what increases revenue right now, and where legal pricing is heading. Enjoy!
What are the big trends on the legal tech horizon? Find out in episode #17 of the The Legal Helm, when host Bim Dave shares his top three legal trends for 2023.
In today’s episode of The Legal Helm, we talk with Nathan Walter, CEO of Briefpoint, an AI-based platform that facilitates end-to-end litigation document automation. Nate and Bim discuss how lawyers can better serve their clients by doing less. They also talk about fractals, video games, and why big why big law should be cognizant of smaller firms going forward.
Managed services is a hot topic in the legal landscape right now. In this episode of The Legal Helm podcast, Helm360's Director of Consulting Projects & Managed Services, Melinda Ward, shares insights into how law firms can leverage managed services to not only increase their system's functionality, but to also up its value. She also talks about how managed services vendors can work together with a firm's IT dept. and how law firms can get prepared before hiring a managed services vendor to maximize the value they receive from the vendor.
Episode #14 of The Legal Helm features Tiffany Organisciak, President, Founder and Partner of Sandbox Union, a custom software development firm in East Rochester, NY. Bim and Tiffany discuss Sandbox Union’s latest legal-focused product, Case Compass, and how customized software can enhance attorney life and boost client experience.
We’re thrilled to welcome Colin Levy to episode #13 of The Legal Helm. Colin is a well-known tech advocate, writer, and speaker who’s passionate about helping those in the legal sector embrace legal tech effectively. Today’s conversation focuses on how to determine which technology to bring into your ecosystem, what questions to ask during your due diligence process, and how this pre-planning translates into positive ROI. It’s a candid, engaging listen that’s relevant to today’s legal environment.
On this episode of the Legal Helm podcast, Bim talks with Martin Brej, Vice President of Enterprise Systems and Corporate IT for UserZoom, an up and coming Experience Insight Management (XIM) company. Their discussion centers on the impact UX has on overall productivity and efficiency, particularly as more and more work is happening remotely. It's a lively conversation that convers a lot of ground and challenges listeners to look at UX a little differently.
YOUR HOST
Bim Dave is Helm360’s Executive Vice President. With 15+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.
TODAY’S GUEST
Martin Brej is the Vice President of Enterprise Systems and Corporate IT for UserZoom, a company specializing in Experience Insight Management (XIM). His 30-year career has been entirely in Enterprise Software, specifically Services and Sales. He’s worked for successful early stage startups in Silicon Valley and for some of the largest organizations in the world (Accenture; Abbott Laboratories; IBM; Thomson Reuters). Marty’s known for his ability to leverage his creativity and experience to help companies solve unique problems with technology while empowering and teaching his clients. And he’s an all-around super nice guy.
Happy new year and welcome to 2022! We’re starting the year with predictions for 2022’s legal tech environment. Join Bim Dave as he highlights his top five legal tech trends. He explains what trends to look for, why they’re important, and how they can keep law firms moving forward. It’s a quick 20 minute listen that will have you looking at your legal tech in new, business-boosting ways.
We’re delighted to welcome legal software pioneer, Alan Rich, to the show. Alan has made - and is making - significant contributions to the legal tech landscape. From co-founding Elite Information to creating Chrome River and now revolutionizing the ticketing landscape with Y Meadows, Alan is truly shaping how law firms use their technology. Listen in to hear more about his journey, his plans for the future, and his views on business management.
Scared of Cyber crime? Cyber crime IS scary stuff, but you can learn to protect yourself online, and October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. To mark the occasion, we bring our cybersecurity expert, Anbu Thangamuthu, to the podcast. The discussion covers how the Covid pandemic is affecting cybercrime, best practices for protecting your firm, and new threats to watch out for.
In this Episode we speak with Christine Maloney, Director of Billing for Finnigan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, one of the world’s largest IP law firms. Christine has over 25 years of experience with billing at Law Firms and is an industry-expert who specializes in E-billing. If you are trying to move your firm to a paperless office or improve your billing efficiency, today's episode is a must-listen.
Cloud hosting is changing the legal tech landscape in myriad ways. It’s no longer a trend, but a smart business decision that keeps law firms competitive and resilient. Join Helm360’s Executive VP, Bim Dave, and Customer Success Manager, Kiran Gill, for an impactful discussion on putting ProLaw in the cloud and why it’s a must-do. They also discuss useful tips on what to look for in a Prolaw Cloud hosting provider as well as the importance of keeping your ProLaw system up to date.
In this insightful episode of the Legal Helm podcast, Helm360’s Customer Service Manager, Kiran Gill, and Executive VP, Bim Dave, discuss Elite 3E performance testing and why it’s a must-do. Bim also shares DIY tips on how firms can do some basic troubleshooting on their own to diagnose underperforming 3E systems.
This episode of The Legal Helm podcast discusses the complex systems law firms use every day and the problems that typically arise when sharing data between them. It also offers a look into how emerging technology can unite these best-of-breed systems to create a seamless user experience that promotes productivity and better big picture thinking. Finally, get tips on how your legal IT team can structure data processes to improve data quality, prepare for system upgrades, and better position your firm for the future.
UI/UX isn’t usually associated with practicing law. However, they are critical to running an effective and efficient law firm. Tune in to this bonus short of the Legal Helm podcast where Helm360’s Digital Producer, Shawn Read, and the firm’s Executive VP, Bim Dave, discuss UI and UX and how they’re relevant to law firms.
In this episode Helm360's EVP Bim Dave talks about the challenges law firms face with the pivot to being fully remote, how collaboration has been affected by the move to a remote workflow, and what forward-thinking firms can do to embrace legal tech to succeed while working remotely.
Earlier this month, Sue Mikelsons, Helm360’s Director of Sales, interviewed the firm’s Executive VP, Bim Dave, about what the future of artificial intelligence might look like at law firms. Part II of the series focuses on Helm360’s AI solution, Termi, and how this technology can have a positive impact on firms right now.
Earlier this month, Sue Mikelsons, Helm360’s Sales Director interviewed the firm’s Executive VP, Bim Dave, about the future of artificial intelligence. They discussed what AI might look like at law firms, how law firms might take advantage of the trends, and how Termi, Helm360’s latest product, is positioned to become an integral part of the law firm of the near-future. The following is part one of a two-part series, in which Bim gives his thoughts on how A.I. will benefit law firms in the short-term.