Hosted by Netlaw Media, the 2021 Awards recognised leadership, innovation, technology as well as the individuals, teams and suppliers transforming the future of legal services.
After over 18 months of unprecedented change, the sector reunited face to face and excellence was celebrated. The individuals, teams and suppliers, who continue to move forward, evolving and transforming the future of legal services were recognised.
The British Legal Technology Awards Return to London in November 2022.
Featuring Sue Daley – Director, Technology and Innovation, TechUK (Chair), Dr Jessica Barker – Expert in the human side of cyber security, Ash Banerjee – Global CIO (interim), Dentons & Jack Chapman, VP Threat Intelligence,
Egress.
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Featuring: Christina Blacklaws – Former President of the Law Society of England and Wales (Panel Chair), Robert Hannigan – International Chairman, BlueVoyant, Toks Oladuti – Senior Manager, IT Security, Herbert Smith Freehills, Andrew Moules – Managing Director, Red Rose Technologies, Tim Colman – Vertical Development Manager, LogMeIn
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Featuring Clive Coleman, British legal commentator and journalist (Host) & Professor Stephen Mayson – Honorary Professor of Law, University College London.
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Featuring; Ian Jeffery – Independent Consultant; Annmarie Farthing – Director of Billing & Collections, Holland & Knight; Paul Fisher – Head of Strategy & Enterprise Architecture, Pinsent Masons; Chad Schuessler – Head of Data Management, Pinsent Masons; Christine Smith – Principle Consultant, Aderant; Angela Huffman – Senior Business Consultant, Aderant.
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Featuring; Julian David, CEO, TechUK (Chair); Matt Warman MP, Under Secretary of State at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; Mark Parr, Global Director of Information Technology, HFW; Charlotte Baldwin, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Paul Morrison, Professional Services, Advanced Services, Lumen
This session featured 15 participants, for an intimate and engaging debate, under Chatham House Rule. This event was not recorded.