Generational nuances of knowledge sharing in the age of generative AI and next gen lawyers, and MinterEllison’s knowledge management plan.
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Catherine Roberts
Senior Director, AI & LegalTech, APAC and the Middle East, Thomson Reuters
Catherine is Thomson Reuters’ Senior Director, AI & LegalTech for APAC and the Middle East. She has over 20 years’ experience in legal information and technology, in roles ranging across legal editorial, commercial management and strategic client relationships. Catherine is passionate about supporting the legal profession with AI-driven legal transformation and accelerating the adoption of trusted generative AI skills in the industry.
Posts by Catherine Roberts
How Keypoint Law’s CEO is rehumanising legal practice
Keypoint Law’s CEO, Warren Kalinko, talks to Thomson Reuters about rehumanising legal practice with an innovative approach to law firm partnership.
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K&L Gates’ Managing Partner Nick Nichola: Leading in a Changing Economy
Managing Partner Nick Nichola has been leading K&L Gates since 2013. Read about Nick guiding the global firm through the changing economy.
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DLA Piper’s Managing Partner on Diversity, ESG and Global Big Law
One of Australia’s esteemed legal leaders and DLA Piper’s Managing Partner Amber Matthews, speaks with Thomson Reuters about diversity and inclusion, ESG and Global Big Law.
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CEO Spotlight: Maddocks’ David Newman on People and Innovation
Thomson Reuters talks with Maddocks’ CEO, David Newman to explore his perspectives on leadership, the war for talent and innovation for clients.
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King & Wood Mallesons CEP Shares Insights and Focus Areas for the Year Ahead
In her newly appointed role, Chief Executive Partner at King & Wood Mallesons (KWM), Renae Lattey, says “refocus, not reinvention,” is what will shape the firm’s year ahead.
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How to Improve Gender Diversity in Law Firms
There are now more female lawyers than male lawyers practising in Australia¹, so it is crucial that law firms adopt a proactive approach to gender diversity. It is well understood…
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