Dom Woolrych's guest appearances

Dom Woolrych

Beyond Billables

Beyond The Name w/ Aryan Jani

Mark Allen

Patrick Brown

Mitch Jackson

Melissa Scott

Adam Long

Tim Corcoran

Alice Fraser

George Beaton

Marianne Marchesi

Claire Madden

Nigel Evans

Anita Siek

James Edwards

Michael Fox

Sarah Bartholomeusz

OwlTail

Dom Woolrych is the founder and CEO of LawPath; a multi-million-dollar and global legal software platform for small businesses. Dom founded LawPath in 2014 which is now one of the top 50 fastest growing businesses in Australia and recognised as one of the top 50 legal start-ups globally. Dom has previous experience at the International Court of Justice, the Public Interest Advocacy Centre, and international commercial law firm Minter Ellison. He has a perspective like no other. In our conversation, we explore Dom’s motivation behind starting his own business, his journey through venture funding, and the core principles which have propelled LawPath to its meteoric success.

Dom Woolrych is the founder and CEO of LawPath; a multi-million-dollar and global legal software platform for small businesses. Dom founded LawPath in 2014 which is now one of the top 50 fastest growing businesses in Australia and recognised as one of the top 50 legal start-ups globally. Dom has previous experience at the International Court of Justice, the Public Interest Advocacy Centre, and international commercial law firm Minter Ellison. He has a perspective like no other. In our conversation, we explore Dom’s motivation behind starting his own business, his journey through venture funding, and the core principles which have propelled LawPath to its meteoric success.

E1: Dom Woolrych

If you’re interested in what the future of the legal industry looks like, you’ll not want to miss this episode of the Beyond Billables podcast. In this show, we had the great pleasure of catching up with Dominic Woolrych. Dom is CEO of LawPath, Australia’s largest and fastest growing online legal platform. He is also a thought leader in Australian legal disruption and was recently recognised as a winner of the Australian Legal Innovation Index. And the superlatives don’t end there. Dom is also the founder of the OnDemand Training Group, which offers training for the ‘On Demand’ economy in 10+ cities across Australia and New Zealand. Before teaming up with LawPath, Dom earned his stripes as a corporate attorney at Minter Ellison Lawyers, Australia and also spent time at the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC). Dom’s work is on the cutting edge of legal tech. He’s a great person to speak with in terms of understanding where the industry is – and more importantly – where it’s going. In this episode, we talk about…  The difficulty in changing tact or pivoting if you get too far down a certain career trajectory The state of legal tech in Australia, and how LawPath has modeled itself off of companies based in the U.S. How a legal education need not confine someone to practising law How technology is forcing law firms to rethink their business models, increasing internal efficiency and improving client communication/engagement Upskilling yourself and why you don’t need to be an engineer to work in legal tech The growth of the LawPath platform and the market shifts that have occurred as a result of that The benefits of a completely online platform for both clients and attorneys The critical importance of good online client reviews for attorneys wishing to grow their practices The difference between a legal services company and a law firm, and how this benefits LawPath The future integration of business services (alongside legal) into one seamless client experience  Links: LawPath LinkedIn Twitter

If you’re interested in what the future of the legal industry looks like, you’ll not want to miss this episode of the Beyond Billables podcast. In this show, we had the great pleasure of catching up with Dominic Woolrych. Dom is CEO of LawPath, Australia’s largest and fastest growing online legal platform. He is also a thought leader in Australian legal disruption and was recently recognised as a winner of the Australian Legal Innovation Index. And the superlatives don’t end there. Dom is also the founder of the OnDemand Training Group, which offers training for the ‘On Demand’ economy in 10+ cities across Australia and New Zealand. Before teaming up with LawPath, Dom earned his stripes as a corporate attorney at Minter Ellison Lawyers, Australia and also spent time at the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC). Dom’s work is on the cutting edge of legal tech. He’s a great person to speak with in terms of understanding where the industry is – and more importantly – where it’s going. In this episode, we talk about… <ul> <li>The difficulty in changing tact or pivoting if you get too far down a certain career trajectory</li> <li>The state of legal tech in Australia, and how LawPath has modeled itself off of companies based in the U.S.</li> <li>How a legal education need not confine someone to practising law</li> <li>How technology is forcing law firms to rethink their business models, increasing internal efficiency and improving client communication/engagement</li> <li>Upskilling yourself and why you don’t need to be an engineer to work in legal tech</li> <li>The growth of the LawPath platform and the market shifts that have occurred as a result of that</li> <li>The benefits of a completely online platform for both clients and attorneys</li> <li>The critical importance of good online client reviews for attorneys wishing to grow their practices</li> <li>The difference between a legal services company and a law firm, and how this benefits LawPath</li> <li>The future integration of business services (alongside legal) into one seamless client experience</li> </ul> Links: <a href="https://lawpath.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">LawPath</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominic-woolrych/?ppe=1" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/dwoolrych?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>

Dom Woolrych on the Future of the Legal Industry and Jumping Ship