Providing Legal Defence: How AI is Improving Accessibility in Law - Sarah Tuthill-Kveton - S8 E36

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Send us a text Meet Sarah Tuthill-Kveton, a Partner at Chock Barhoum LLP and the Chief Legal Officer of CaseMark. She joined your host, Rob Hanna, in this episode of The Legally Speaking Podcast to share her insights as a defence attorney on how AI is making legal support more accessible by reducing lawyers’ workloads. So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob and Sarah discussing: Insurance defence Her transition from public to civil defence CaseMark’s fou...

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