Date: 10th April 2019
Time: 08:15 - 10:00
Location:
Law Society of Scotland
Atria One
144 Morrison Street
Edinburgh
EH3 8EX
CPD Hours: 1hour 30minutes
Find out what the concept, design thinking, actually means and how it can be applied to legal services.
Design thinking is being used more and more frequently by organisations as a creative method for problem solving. As the popularity of design thinking gathers momentum, the Outsourcing, Technology & IP legal team at RBS will present on what the concept actually means and how it can be applied to legal services.
The session will cover:
- what design thinking means;
- why it’s so popular;
- how it’s been used in the RBS Outsourcing, Technology & IP Legal team to date;
- practical exercises and working through a live example to understand not only the process itself but how to best approach the process as a whole.
This is a free event available exclusively to in-house lawyers and is suitable for anyone who has an interest in the subject. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
One and a half hours verifiable CPD
Please click on the yellow book now button to register.
Meet Craig Allan
Legal Counsel, RBS
Craig is a Legal Counsel in RBS’s Outsourcing, Technology & IP Legal team and provides legal advice across the bank’s full suite of technology, services and commercial contracts. Craig regularly advises on all areas of Fintech (including digitisation, AI, block chain, Open Banking and other new technologies); material outsourcings relating to major technology infrastructure; intellectual property; entrepreneurship; and restructuring/regulatory projects. Craig was previously Corporate Counsel at a worldwide provider of information technology services, where he provided legal and commercial advice on all aspects of IT infrastructure and business process outsourcing services. Prior to that, Craig was an Associate in Pinsent Masons’ Construction Advisory & Disputes team, advising clients on both strategy and substantive disputes across all forms of dispute resolution mechanisms.
