Five hidden document properties, no announcement, and a week of “we’ve shared it internally”
Last Saturday (October 18th) I was testing some Protégé exports for a project at the firm, and out of old law librarian habit I opened one
Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer take The Geek in Review on the road to Atlanta for a conversation following the GDS AI Summit. Meeting with leaders from across industries offers a fresh perspective on familiar legal technology challenges: messy
This week we talk with Ross Guberman, founder and CEO of BriefCatch, and Heather Rodriguez, the company’s enterprise account executive. Ross built BriefCatch to put the lessons from his books and workshops in front of lawyers
For the better part of two years, law firms have been buying just about everything AI. Every vendor I talked to over that time expected renewals and expanded licenses at every firm. Every firm I spoke with said they were
Law firms and legal departments face pressure to adopt AI, yet buying another tool does not answer the hardest question: Which problem needs solving? Dr. Maryam Salehijam, founder and CEO of Andarzi, joins TGIR hosts, Greg Lambert and
What happened when I pointed Jev, SALI, and CLOC’s Core 12 at every post we’ve ever written
I read Nate Jones’s post on Jev, TypeSafe’s new “System One” model, and he described it as an LLM that can only
What happens when you separate elite legal talent from the traditional law firm structure? This week on The Geek in Review, we talk with Manuel Deó, co-founder and co-CEO of Ambar Partners, about a model designed around senior
What happens when a 40-year-old legal data company decides its employees should start building their own software? This week on we talk with Best Lawyers CEO Phillip Greer and Senior Vice President of Research and Product Strategy Elizabeth Petit about
It turns out that tech companies don’t sit outside of government as just ordinary vendors. This week on The Geek in Review podcast, we welcome back Texas A&M University School of Law professor Hannah Bloch-Wehba to talk about accountability of
