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Legal Practice Intelligence features Looking Beyond the Features, a practical legal tech buying guide by David Langdon, Founder of BlindSpot Solutions. Drawing on nearly three decades in the industry, Langdon shares insights gained from his global experience helping firms of all sizes choose and implement technology effectively. The book goes beyond software features to uncover the real factors that determine success—clarity, alignment, and long-term value. Aimed at firm leaders and legal operations professionals, it offers plain-English advice for avoiding common pitfalls, improving processes, and making smarter, more people-focused tech decisions. Available via www.blindspot.solutions and on Amazon in multiple formats.

Helm360 has announced a new strategic partnership with BlindSpot Solutions to strengthen its presence in the Asia-Pacific legal tech market. The collaboration brings together Helm360’s global technology expertise and BlindSpot Solutions’ deep regional knowledge to help law firms modernise operations, enhance compliance, and improve client service. With a shared focus on innovation and practical transformation, this partnership is set to redefine how APAC law firms approach automation and digital strategy.

In this episode of The Legal Helm, I join host Bim Dave to talk about the real “blind spots” in legal technology and what three decades in the industry have taught me. We dig into why so many firms still approach system replacements the wrong way, how to move beyond feature-driven decisions, and what true adoption looks like in practice.

I also share how my experience with vision impairment has shaped my views on accessibility and inclusion in the workplace, and why accessibility isn’t just about compliance – it’s about culture, design, and business performance.

A straight-talking discussion about legal tech, change, and the human side of transformation.

In this episode of People in Legal, host Roni Millard speaks with David Langdon, founder of Blind Spot Solutions, about the real drivers of successful legal technology transformation. Together they unpack why most projects fail not because of the software, but because firms overlook people, process, and purpose.

David shares insights from more than two decades in legal tech – discussing how firms can move beyond feature-based decisions, treat data as a true asset, and embed accessibility and inclusion into every part of their digital strategy. He also reflects on his personal journey with vision impairment, how it has shaped his approach to design and consulting, and the powerful role AI is now playing in reshaping the legal industry.

A thoughtful, practical, and inspiring conversation for anyone interested in the future of law, technology, and inclusive innovation.