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  Justice Needs More Than Intelligence With Yaa Dankwa Ampadu-Sackey

  Aug 13, 202632 min

  Yaa Dankwa Ampadu-Sackey, family law barrister at Trinity Chambers , mediator and cross-qualified lawyer in England and Wales and Ghana, talks about intelligence, wisdom and why justice remains a profoundly human exercise. Yaa explains why AI can organise information at extraordinary speed but cannot exercise wisdom, and why the legal profession has always been about more than applying rules. She discusses how experience shapes legal judgement, the parts of practice where AI genuinely improves efficiency in research and drafting, and the skills that stay fundamentally human, from cultural understanding and empathy to simply listening. She also reflects on the risk of over-relying on technology without critical review, why trust in legal advice depends on human accountability rather than rules and process alone, and what it means for a profession built on understanding people to work alongside tools that only understand information. You can connect with Yaa on LinkedIn and for more on Trinity Chambers, visit trinitychambers.com . If you've got a question or would like to be on the show, email us podcast@consortiumbiz.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Human Intelligence With AI, Not Against It, With Peter Wright

  Jul 23, 202635 minS3

  Peter Wright, Managing Director at Digital Law , talks about trust, responsibility and the realities of AI in SME law firms. Peter explains why the real question is not human intelligence versus AI, but human intelligence with AI, and why the conversation needs to move from what the technology can do to what responsibility looks like now that it can do so much. He discusses the misconceptions partners still hold, the parts of legal practice AI is likely to become exceptionally good at, and the parts that stay fundamentally human, from judgement and empathy to reading between the lines. He also reflects on trust and transparency with clients, the risk of overconfidence when hallucinations and fake case law make the headlines, and the point at which relying on AI starts to look like negligence. He looks at governance in firms where people are quietly experimenting without a policy, what AI means for junior lawyers learning their craft, and whether competitive advantage will come from better technology or better people using it. You can connect with Peter on LinkedIn and for more on Digital Law, visit digitallawuk.com . Resources discussed: Digital Law Podcast Breaking The Law Podcast If you've got a question or would like to be on the show, email us podcast@consortiumbiz.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  The Human Side of Legal Practice With Alexandra Gray

  Jun 24, 202631 minS3

  Alexandra Gray, Partner at Jones Nickolds , talks about purpose, people and the human side of family law. Alexandra shares why purpose in family law is rarely found in a business plan, but in the daily work of guiding people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. She discusses what a genuinely people-focused firm looks like, from matching clients with the right lawyer to involving junior colleagues from the outset, and why trust, flexibility and a supportive culture matter just as much as technical skill. She also reflects on the emotional demands of family law, from the importance of boundaries as a partner and working parent to knowing when a client needs space rather than a fast response, and where AI can genuinely help without ever replacing the empathy and judgement clients rely on. You can connect with Alexandra on LinkedIn and for more on Jones Nickolds' family law team, visit jonesnickolds.co.uk . If you've got a question or would like to be on the show, email us podcast@consortiumbiz.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Purpose, People & Time With Jonathan Grigg

  Jun 5, 202623 minS3

  Jonathan Grigg, Partner and Head of Dispute Litigation at Foot Anstey , talks about purpose, people and the role of AI in modern litigation. Jonathan shares his view on whether law firms really need a single overarching purpose, or whether culture, values and reputation do that job more honestly. He discusses what genuinely holds a firm together, why he's such a strong advocate for giving praise freely at every level, and how firms need to rethink developing the next generation of lawyers as AI begins to absorb the high-volume work juniors have traditionally learned from. He also reflects on the human side of litigation, from preparing a client emotionally for mediation to the growing challenge of earning trust in an age where advice is routinely second-guessed by Google, AI and a network of friendly lawyers, and where managing partners should, and shouldn't, be investing right now. You can connect with Jonathan on LinkedIn and for more on Foot Anstey's commercial disputes team, visit footanstey.com . Book recommendation: The Shortlist If you've got a question or would like to be on the show, email us podcast@consortiumbiz.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  AI, Law Firms & the Future of Legal Work With Richard Tromans

  Apr 22, 202635 minS3

  Richard Tromans, Founder of Artificial Lawyer , talks about how AI is reshaping time and resources in the legal sector. Richard shares his view on whether AI is genuinely threatening the billable hour, where the technology is making the biggest difference to turnaround times (and where it's still not quite fit for purpose), and how firms can work faster without compromising on accuracy. He also discusses what a well-resourced legal team looks like going forward, the visibility gap between law firms and their in-house clients around AI use, and where managing partners should, and shouldn't, be investing right now. You can connect with Richard on LinkedIn and for the latest on legal tech and legal AI, why not check out Artificial Lawyer . If you've got a question or would like to be on the show, email us podcast@consortiumbiz.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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