When estate settlement takes 900 hours, AI steps in
When Alexandra Mysoor spent 900 hours over 18 months settling her friend's mother's estate, she discovered what Lauren Kolodny calls "thi…
Ever wondered if every case cited in court is actually real? It turns out some aren’t
In Georgia, an appeals court threw out a ruling when fabricated cases turned out to be the backbone of a judicial decision. The citations came from AI…
What Harvey's pricing strategy tells us about building for legal
Harvey’s initial go-to-market strategy serves as an excellent example of addressing the cold start challenge for a risk-averse audience. The main diff…
The AI-native law firm era has arrived
🚨 The AI-native law firm era has arrived. Covenant, co-founded by WeWork’s former top lawyer Jen Berrent, isn’t just another legal tech startup—it’s…
Law’s Business Model Is Changing—AI Is Just the Start
Zach Posner's new "Law Firm 2.0" accelerator highlights a crucial distinction in the legal tech landscape. While most legal tech focuses…
Circuit breaker requirements signal shift from AI principles to technical standards
Australian government procurement clauses require AI systems to include immediate shutdown capabilities accessible to buyers, establishing enforceable technical standards beyond governance principles.
Would you trust a pilot who learned to fly by watching YouTube?
No manuals. No simulations. No instructor. Just vibes and best guesses. That’s what unstructured AI training looks like in legal practice right now.…
Industry capture of AI development creates new competitive dynamics
Stanford's 2025 AI Index shows industry now produces 90% of notable AI models while training costs hit $170M per model, fundamentally reshaping competitive landscape.
