On today’s episode, we get to speak with Aline Von Duering. Aline is an Off-Counsel at Bonnard Lawson in Dubai and serves as President of the Skill Board for AIJA, the world’s largest young lawyers’ network. She is dedicated to addressing mental health challenges in the legal industry by empowering young lawyers to drive cultural change. At Legal Tech Talk 2025, she highlighted the importance of collaboration, the need for greater tech understanding in law, and the role of legal tech in improving transparency and mental well-being across the profession. 🔍 We Discussed the Following Questions:❓ What’s The Problem You’re Trying To Solve Within The World Of Legal?❓ What’s One Assumption People Have About Legal Tech That’s Just Wrong?❓ Are There Any Sessions You’re Excited About Over The Coming Days?❓ What Will Clients Expect From Legal Services In 2030 That They Don’t Get Today?❓ What’s Been Your Biggest Aha Moment At 2025 Legal Tech Talk?So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob and Aline discussing:- Mental Health Remains A Major Challenge In The Legal Industry- Legal Tech Can Be Overwhelming Due To A Lack Of Knowledge And Resources- Collaboration Needs To Be Encouraged More Within The Legal Sector- Transparency Will Be A Key Expectation From Clients By 2030- The Growth And Improvement In Legal Tech, Especially In Data Security, Is PromisingConnect with Aline here - https://ae.linkedin.com/in/aline-von-duering

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