If you think AI will replace deal lawyers, this conversation will change your mind, and it might change how you choose counsel. I sit down with Conrad Everhard and Leonard “Lenny” Nuara from Flatiron…
Most leaders in legal don’t need more written content. They need a trusted room full of peers who’ve already lived the problem and will tell the truth about what actually works. That’s what podcast…
Fifteen million pages of litigation documents are not a “busy season” problem. It is a systems problem. We sit down with Tiago Luccini, CTO and co-founder of Theo AI (https://theoai.ai/), and Sarah…
Email threads, shared drives, and spreadsheets can feel “fine” until you’re coordinating 30 firms, thousands of plaintiffs, and a calendar full of court deadlines that can’t slip. We sit down with…
You do not need a computer science degree to build something genuinely useful for legal work, but you do need a clear problem and the willingness to experiment. That’s why I invited Matt Pollins…
We sit down in this episode of the LTSF podcast with Justin McCallon, CEO and founder of StrongSuit, to get concrete about what modern litigation AI looks like when it’s built around real attorney…
This podcast conversation goes into a corner of the legal industry that quietly runs on trust, process control, and confidentiality: alternative dispute resolution. With this topic on the agenda, it's…
We sit down with Matthew Dickinson, founder and CEO of Vable, (https://www.vable.com) for a wide-ranging look at a problem every lawyer and law firm/in-house knowledge team recognizes: too much…
Deals don’t stall because people are lazy; they stall because the right people can’t see the right risks at the right time. We sit down with Rick van Esch, CEO and co‑founder of Emma Legal…
Charlie Uniman, your podcast host, and Pat Utz, CEO and co-founder of Abstract (https://www.abstract.us/), explore how Abstract turns legislative and regulatory noise into real-time, client-specific…
