Flo Nicolas of Get Tech Smart contributes to Harvard University publication

April 30, 2024

Amanda Andrews,

Flo Nicolas, founder and chief innovation and data strategist for Get Tech Smart, was among four lawyers and other industry leaders from India to contribute chapters to the book “Legal Operations in the Age of AI and Data,” published by Globe Law and Business.

According to the publisher’s website, the book “has been curated and penned by luminaries from the world of legal tech, and each chapter provides practical insights, tips, and frameworks that build upon the 12 core areas of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC), all with a tech-forward twist.”

Nicolas’s section focuses on the vital role of the legal operations function in utilizing DEI data analytics, touching upon such topics as legal diversity challenges, gender pay equity and promotions data, data-driven monitoring, legal operations’ impact on contract language inclusivity, mitigating litigation risks with DEI data analytics and more.

In an email to NH Business Review, Nicolas said, “I am doing what I can to have a global impact with my advocacy work.”

To purchase a copy of the book, visit globelawandbusiness.com/books.

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