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Like most of us, innovators probably don’t own a shiny crystal ball. Still, they seem to have crystal-ball-like qualities when it comes to their soothsaying. They don’t wait for things […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Drew Winship
For anyone who understands patent law, Drew Winship says the concept of what Juristat does is pretty simple to understand. For everyone else, he has a sports analogy. “At its […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Deborah Weaver
Getting documents and exhibits to out-of-state depositions can be a costly, time-consuming affair for attorneys. A new product, introduced in the past year by Alaris Litigation Services, seeks to solve […]
Emerging practice areas: John Tyler
The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation is acclaimed for its commitment to improving education and entrepreneurship through innovative practices. The foundation’s general counsel walks the foundation’s talk by advancing innovation in […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Manu Stephen
Like many innovators, Manu Stephen was inspired to seek a solution after he encountered a problem. The solution came in the form of a web app, Inventr, which Stephen invented […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Anne Post
After 20 years as a litigator, Anne Post left the full-time practice of law behind her to join legal tech company Xakia Technologies. She said the Australian company — whose […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: PohlmanUSA
When PohlmanUSA decided to redesign MyCase, its online calendar-management and deposition-repository tool, it did not simply tweak the software and hope for glowing reviews. Rather, it convened focus groups and […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Quinn Murphy
Here is how Quinn Murphy, a construction attorney at Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard, summarized the birth of the online tool LienBuilder: “We went out and spent a ton of […]
Emerging practice areas: Nancy M. Hawes & Korb Maxwell
Korb W. Maxwell spent part of the December 2017 holiday season reading about the new Tax Cut bill — then a major news story — and he ran across a […]
New services or products that support Missouri’s legal community: Richard Lozano
Richard R. Lozano’s cell phone used to be a problem. As a St. Louis defense attorney, he needed to be accessible to clients. Traditional SMS texting, though, allowed for late-night […]
Law firm business changes: Matt Kitzi
Matt Kitzi spent seven years honing a uniquely marketable skill. From late 2005 to 2013, Kitzi served as Missouri’s commissioner of securities under then-Secretary of State Robin Carnahan. As the […]
Law firm business changes: Philip Kirkpatrick
In the banking world, every loan is different. Or is it? Two years ago, Philip Kirkpatrick, then the senior deputy general counsel of St. Louis-based Rabo AgriFinance, launched an ambitious […]
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