How to…Leverage Technology to Improve Your Legal Judgment and Become Your Firm’s Go-To Person (05/10/22)

Do you want to become the go-to associate with the best assignments? Do you wish your associates would develop into self-directed senior lawyers faster? We’ll show you how to use technology to work effectively and efficiently, and build the elusive, but necessary, skill of “judgment,” which determines whether a lawyer is successful, profitable, and promotable. The faster a lawyer develops “good judgment” the better their career and client outcomes will be. Building this skill builds unbeatable momentum—and we’ll show you how technology will reveal insights and reinforce learnings as you work toward your professional goals.

Ivy B. Grey, Vice President of Strategy & Business Development, WordRake. Ivy B. Grey practiced corporate bankruptcy law for ten years before making her transition to full-time legal tech in November 2018 when she joined WordRake. During her decade of legal practice, Ivy was named a Rising Star in the New York Metro Area for five consecutive years, and her significant representations included American Airlines, Columbia House, Kodak, and Dewey & LeBoeuf. Since joining the legal tech world, Ivy has become known for her work on technology competence, ethics, and innovation. In 2020, Ivy was recognized as an Influential Woman in Legal Tech by ILTA. She has also been recognized as a Fastcase 50 Honoree and included in the Women of Legal Tech list by the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center.

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