How can technology transform the legal services market to improve accessibility and what needs to happen to make this a reality? We speak to Richard Susskind OBE, author of ten books about the future of legal and professional services. His latest and most ambitious book, Online Courts and the Future of Justice, moves the conversation from automation to transformation. 

Legl has released a new feature which makes it even easier for clients to pay their invoice - giving them a great experience while helping legal service providers get paid faster.

We live in a time where convenience and flexibility are the driving forces behind most consumer choices. Which is why there has been such a rise in the use of digital wallets. And now, this latest in payments technology has come to the legal sector.

This is the age of the customer. It's clear that the firms which will succeed and thrive are those which understand the needs of their clients and put their experience at the centre of everything they do. Which is why we surveyed over 800 consumers and asked them what they want from their lawyer.

How can legal technology make legal services more relevant to consumers and what’s holding the legal sector back? We speak to Mark A. Cohen, CEO and Founder of Legal Mosaic, global thought leader on legal technology and regular contributor to Forbes.

This year’s Legal Futures Innovation Conference brought together hundreds of lawyers, technologists and industry experts innovating legal services. In case you missed the event, here are my five key takeaways.