Rob (Host, Legally Speaking Podcast)
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first heard May 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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And I think these are the types of voices and conversations we want to be having on the show.
Absolutely.
Let's talk about the future of legal education now.
Um, slightly controversial, because the introduction of the SQE has fundamentally changed the route to qualification.
How do you think legal education and training will continue to evolve over the coming years?
Um a massive thing.
And I think, you know, I'd like to shout out um Wendy Jepson at Let's Think because I think they're doing a great job of trying to capture that cognitive learning and that sort of great wisdom and expertise, particularly in the AI world, to re-engineer and reteach and learn um people coming through the profession because it's absolutely needed.
And I love that you talk to ethics.
We've had I Stephanie Boyce, a good friend of mine, come on the show multiple times and it's something she talks out about in great detail and is a great uh voice.
to be following particularly on that topic.
And more broadly, I think also, you know, organizations like NRG Lawyers, where I sit on the charity of Akeel Hunt and the work they're doing, actually challenging law firms in terms of, you know, it shouldn't just be recruited in this dynamic.
Actually, we are sick, we're losing so much great talent and we should be opening the doors and holding these law firms accountable.
So absolutely agree.
And I love that you highlighted the SRA as well because you know we is greater than me, isn't it?
The more we can collaborate, work together and actually drive in the same direction.
direction and feel people are listening to us to achieve greater things, far, far better.
Okay, let's get into AI.
We've kind of skirted around it, touched on it a little bit, but I want to get your thoughts.
And I know you very openly said you sort of, you know, it came in a little bit later at the late later part of your career, but you're absolutely at the coalface in terms of helping shape people's future careers.
So continuing to dominate the conversation, how do you see AI changing the way lawyers will work, learn and develop?
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