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There is tremendous variability in how the legal industry approaches innovation and technology initiatives, and the range is greater still when you expand the scope to different jurisdictions and regions worldwide.

Through a series of interviews with innovation leaders and a review of published materials. I explored some of the factors that influence innovation levels across different regions. Namely, we focused on the UK., a number of African nations, Australia, and India.

This is a narration of the essay by the author, including original interviewee audio from some special guests.

00:00 - Introduction
01:13 - The spectrum of innovation
02:41 - What's the purpose behind innovation?
04:56 - Factors driving innovation, UK, Australia, African nations, and India
05:37 - The legal and regulatory system
07:57 - Maturity and general culture of the legal industry
09:58 - Competitive pressure
14:29 - Investment in innovation
16:49 - Individual from characteristics influencing innovation
18:50 - Conclusion

Articles referenced in order of appearance

1) European countries enjoy a data centric culture that embraces AI data and analytics as elementary parts of their future successes: https://www.legaltechnologist.co.uk/l...
2) MDR Tech to provide clients with digital transformation advice and legal engineering services: https://www.artificiallawyer.com/2020...
3) Australian legal services industry is valued at $21 billion: https://www.legaltechnologist.co.uk/l...
4) This has led to intense pressure for innovation and legal technology: http://www.lmhub.com.au/eight-forces-...
5) Australia's thriving legal tech startup scene enjoyed more than $1 billion in investment in 2018: https://blogs.thomsonreuters.com/lega...
6) Australia tend to underinvest, allocating only 4% of the internal expenditure to technology: http://www.lmhub.com.au/eight-forces-...
7) Travers Smith recently open source the code for his contract labeling software Etatonna: https://www.artificiallawyer.com/2020...


This essay was first published in the Winter 2020 issue of ILTA's Peer to Peer magazine: http://epubs.iltanet.org/i/1323358-wi...