The legal technology arena sees yet another informative addition with the release of a new podcast episode featuring Clio founder and CEO Jack Newton interviewing renowned legaltech journalist Bob Ambrogi in his quaint seaside town of Rockport, Massachusetts. This interview marks a departure from the usual format, given that Ambrogi is typically the one asking the questions in his own LawNext podcast.
This unique conversation, part of season three of Clio’s Matters podcast, covers a wide array of topics, focusing primarily on “The Evolution of Legal Tech: A 30-Year Perspective.” Newton and Ambrogi delve deep into the transformation of legal technology over three decades, the pivotal role of journalism in guiding the market, and emerging trends poised to redefine the industry.
Through their discussion, they explore technological advancements such as artificial intelligence and the strategic choices that law firms face between adopting niche solutions versus comprehensive platforms. As described by Clio, the dialogue is enriched by Ambrogi’s insights, recognized as a “respected voice in legal tech.”
The episode has an added layer of personal significance for Ambrogi, who expressed both discomfort and honor in being the subject of an interview in his hometown, visited by Newton and his team. “Honestly, I hate being on the wrong side of an interview,” Ambrogi mentions, yet he acknowledges the honor of hosting Newton in Rockport.
While the recording took place over a year ago on April 1, 2025, the insights shared remain relevant and are now available for viewing and listening. The full episode aims to provide legal professionals with nuanced perspectives and actionable insights to help them stay ahead in the constantly evolving landscape of legal technology. For a direct link to the video, watch it here. More details can be found on LawNext.