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LSE Focal Point podcast interviews Simon Ridpath on AI in the legal sector and fostering client relationships

Join Simon Ridpath, Managing Partner, in conversation with LSE Focal Point Podcast.

The insightful conversation stems around AI in the legal sector and client relationship and explores topics such as:

  • How longevity of client relationships helps differentiate Charles Russell Speechlys.
  • Challenges and opportunities of using AI in the legal sector.
  • How to avoid neglecting the principle of client centricity. 

Out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts:
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The LSE Focal Point Podcast is the official podcast of the LSESU Business and Investment Group. Weekly episodes featuring industry-changing leaders from across the professional landscape are uploaded to provide exclusive insights and enhance commercial awareness.

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