ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of Future Contracts, Electra Japonas is joined by Darryl Chiang, Director of Legal at Google, to explore what it really takes to simplify contracts and modernize legal workflows.
They dive into the limits of traditional legal mindsets, the promise of AI, and the power of standardization—not just to improve efficiency, but to strengthen business relationships. Darryl shares how lawyers can move from complexity toward clarity, and why the future of law depends on human-centered design.
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In this episode of Future Contracts, Electra Japonas speaks with Nate Kostelnik, in-house counsel at the Oncology Nursing Society, about how in-house teams can build scalable, repeatable systems around commercial contracting. Drawing on his experience with procurement, standardization, and internal…
Is legal innovation just a buzzword—or the key to real change? In this episode of Future Contracts, Electra Japonas talks with Jana Blount, veteran legal innovation consultant, about what innovation really means, why clients—not law firms—are driving the push for change, and how design thinking can…
In this kickoff episode of Future Contracts, Electra Japonas sits down with Preston Clark—CEO of SimpleDocs and President of Law Insider—for a candid conversation about how legal work is evolving.
They explore the growing divide between legal theory and practice, the urgent need for standardization…
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