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Name: Erin Harrison Location:  East Coast Role: Managing Director Years with Plat4orm:  2.5 What brought/attracted you to Plat4orm? What aspect of your role do you enjoy the most? I knew Valerie (our founder and principal) since my days as a legal journalist and editor – we reconnected at an industry conference in 2018 and quickly

Based on our team’s decades of experience of working remotely, we’ve come up with a list of some of the major pros and cons of working in a virtual business environment. 

Name: Nate Jenks Location:  Chicago Role:  Director, Marketing & Business Development Years with Plat4orm:  2 What brought/attracted you to Plat4orm? What aspect of your role do you enjoy the most? Plat4orm has been familiar to me for many years given how well the agency is recognized in the legal tech world. My first formal introduction

In-person meetings are starting again now that the pandemic is receding. Here are a few thoughts on how to make those interactions a little less awkward.

If you weren’t familiar with the term “legal ops” before 2020, you likely are now. As the world shifted during COVID-19, law firms and corporate legal departments were forced to allocate more time and energy than ever to the business side of law in order to set up remote working infrastructures. The unsung heroes of

The demand for audio content is stronger than ever, and businesses are putting podcasts to work to reach and engage new audiences. New data shows there are currently 2 million active podcasts and over 48 million podcast episodes. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, 41% of weekly podcast listeners report they are spending more

If we have learned nothing else from the past year, it’s that we must be flexible and adapt. And in the words of Meghan Frank, “Adapting is Constant.” Meghan Frank is the global director of marketing in the Software Solutions Division at LexisNexis. She recently sat down with Plat4orm’s Managing Director Erin Harrison for our

Last year (2020) proved to be an inflection point for artificial intelligence (AI) technology adoption within the legal industry. While many lawyers were warming up to the idea of AI and implementing machine learning in certain pockets of their organization, the emergence of COVID-19 pushed even those who were previously apprehensive to accept the inevitable