Wired GC - Off The Meter

Wired GC continues its series of web seminars entitled “Off The Meter” about the changing nature of law and the legal services market.

Our third seminar is entitled “Collaborate to Win”, and features Paul Lippe, CEO of Legal OnRamp, and will be held on Wednesday, November 24, 2008 at 1:30 PM EST. Legal OnRamp is the first legal social networking and collaboration platform for in-house lawyers and invited law firms on the Internet, and currently has over 6,000 member lawyers worldwide, with more joining every day.

Paul, a former GC, will explain how GCs and in-house counsel can use Legal OnRamp to save money, make their jobs easier and share with peers. We will also discuss what might be around the corner for the ‘Ramp.

There will be 30 minutes of concise content and incisive discussion, available via the web right on your desktop.

This series is sponsored by The Vallex Fund, a venture fund focused on investing in the legal services market and supporting entrepreneurs who want to make a difference.

There is no charge for this series, but you do need to confirm your interest in attending by registering here. Full seminar archives will be available to registrants who are unable to attend. Registrants will also receive a copy of a white paper entitled “Changing the Law: Metrics and Milestones,” written by Ronald Gruner of The Vallex Fund and John Wallbillich of Lexvista LLC and the Wired GC.

Every other month, legal industry leaders will provide insight into where the smart insiders are going and how they will get there.

Wired GC continues its new series of web seminars entitled “Off The Meter” about the changing nature of law and the legal services market.

The second seminar is “A Short Course in High Performance with High Integrity”, featuring former General Electric general counsel Ben W. Heineman Jr. and will be held on Wednesday, September 24, 2008 at 1:30 PM EDT. Mr. Heineman will discuss his new book for Harvard Business Press:

There will be 30 minutes of concise content and incisive discussion, available via the web right on your desktop.

This series is sponsored by The Vallex Fund, a venture fund focused on investing in the legal services market and supporting entrepreneurs who want to make a difference.

There is no charge for this series, but you do need to confirm your interest in attending by registering here. Full seminar archives will be available to registrants who are unable to attend. Registrants will also receive a copy of a white paper entitled “Changing the Law: Metrics and Milestones,” written by Ronald Gruner of The Vallex Fund and John Wallbillich of Lexvista LLC and the Wired GC.

Every other month, legal industry leaders will provide insight into where the smart insiders are going and how they will get there.

Wired GC is launching a new series of web seminars entitled “Off The Meter” about the changing nature of law and the legal services market.  Every other month, legal industry leaders will provide insight into where the smart insiders are going and how they will get there.

The first seminar is “Using Discovery as a Learning Tool,” and will be held on Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 2:30 PM EDT. There will be 45 minutes of concise content and incisive discussion, available via the web right on your desktop.   The seminar features three leading discovery experts: David Galbenski, CEO of Lumen Legal, Jim Daley, partner of the firm Redgrave Daley Ragan & Wagner, and Gary Hayden, Director, Intelligent Discovery Solutions, Inc. (and former associate general counsel of Ford Motor Credit Company).

This series is sponsored by The Vallex Fund, a venture fund focused on investing in the legal services market and supporting entrepreneurs who want to make a difference.

There is no charge for this series, but you do need to confirm your interest in attending by registering here.  Full seminar archives will be available to registrants who are unable to attend.  Registrants will also receive a copy of a white paper entitled “Changing the Law: Metrics and Milestones,” written by Ronald Gruner of The Vallex Fund and John Wallbillich of Lexvista LLC and the Wired GC.