Live Webcast, 6 March 2014: Conference on Disruptive Innovation in the Market for Legal Services, Harvard Law School

There will be a live webcast of the conference, Disruptive Innovation in the Market for Legal Services , being held at Harvard Law School, 6 March 2014.

The webcast is available, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern on 6 March 2014, at: http://ift.tt/MPQ7SP

The Twitter hashtag for the event is #PLP_Disrupt

Click here for the conference program.

Topics of sessions include:

• The Nature of Disruptive Innovation in Professional Services


• The Role of Regulation


• The Effects on Clients, Technology, Education and the Profession

Topics for working groups include:

• Working Group 1 – Innovation in Access to Legal Services and Knowledge


• Working Group 2 – Innovation in Legal Analytics and Big Data


• Working Group 3 – Innovation in Lawyers and Technology


• Working Group 4 – Innovation in Corporate Matching and Pricing

Speakers include:

• Clayton M. Christensen, Professor, Harvard Business School


• Mike Rhodin, Senior Vice President, IBM Watson


• Sarah Reed, General Counsel, Charles River Ventures


• John Suh, CEO, Legal Zoom


• Richard Susskind OBE, Professor, Oxford University

HT @ronfriedmann

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