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This FLIP Inquiry Series podcast brings together six law and technology experts to discuss globalisation. The podcast was recorded at a panel event held at the Law Society of NSW, discussing globalisation, the resulting impact on the ongoing delivery of legal services and how Australian law practices should consider these issues to frame their sustainability and growth strategies accordingly.
Michael Tidball, CEO of the Law Society of NSW, moderated the panel of experts that included Beaton Research + Consulting Executive Chairman George Beaton, King & Wood Mallesons Senior Associate Hannah Glass, barrister Philippe Doyle Gray, consultant Anna Hinder and University of Western Sydney Professor Alana Maurushat.
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