Organization
Percipient, LLC
Percipient, LLC is a legal services provider that integrates technology with human expertise to support legal teams. It offers solutions such as AI-powered contract review, managed document review, subpoena compliance, and electronic discovery support. The organization focuses on streamlining legal operations by combining automated tools with expert validation to enhance accuracy and efficiency. Its content typically addresses legal technology, legal operations, compliance with laws like the Stored Communications Act, and practical guidance on managing subpoenas and data requests. Percipient aims to assist businesses and legal departments in handling complex legal processes and data management challenges through technology-driven services.
162 published works
Blogs
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How Plaintiffs Lawyers Can Unlock Law Firm Leverage With AI & Automation ( Jay Madheswaran – CEO Eve)
In this episode of Technically Legal, Jay Madheswaran, CEO of Eve, discusses his career path from the early days of Facebook to becoming a VC and investing in artificial intelligence.…
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On Future-Proofing Law Firms: The Rise of Private Equity and MSOs in Legal & Investing in Tech to Build Referral Networks (Glen Lerner)
Plaintiffs’ attorney Glen Lerner joins the podcast to discuss the business mechanics of running a national law firm and the growing influence of private equity in the legal sector. Glen…
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How Legal Teams Can Build a More Consistent Subpoena Response Process (Featured in Law.com)
Corporate subpoena volume isn’t slowing down. CT Corp. handled nearly half a million corporate subpoenas in 2025, a 52% jump since 2019, and that’s only part of the national picture.For…
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Best of TL: Legal’s Moment to Move Beyond AI Experimentation (Sabastian Niles, President & CLO Salesforce)
By Chad Main
We welcome back Sabastian Niles, President and Chief Legal Officer at Salesforce, to discuss his recent “Open Letter to Law Firms.” As the legal industry hits a critical inflection point,…
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What Does it Really Cost to Use AI for Legal Work?
By Chad Main
Questions abound about the real cost of using artificial intelligence on legal tasks (and for work in all industries for that matter). It is no secret that AI use gets…
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Relativity Custom Analyses: AI Document Review, Your Rules
Relativity’s Custom Analyses capability inside aiR for Review shifts e-discovery from a rigid, pre-configured environment to an extensible, user-defined engine. By allowing legal teams to define matter-specific data point extraction,…
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Evaluation as a Product: Aron Ahmadia on Benchmarking TAR vs. LLMs for Legal Review
By Chad Main
In advance of this year’s RelFest in Chicago, Aron Ahmadia, Vice President of Applied Science at Relativity, joins the podcast to discuss AI evaluation, AI benchmarking and the transition from…
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How to Use Relativity aiR Custom Analysis Correctly (and Get the Most Out of It)
Relativity aiR Custom Analysis is a no-code feature within Relativity aiR for Review that lets legal teams use natural language to define up to five specific, AI-driven document insights per…
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Moving Beyond the Billable Hour: Pricing Legal Work in the AI Age (Emily Logan Stedman – Husch Blackwell)
By Chad Main
Emily Logan Stedman, commercial litigator at Husch Blackwell, discusses moving beyond the billable hour not just to modernize legal billing but to also prioritize lawyer well-being. The conversation explores the…
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Your Law Firm Is Piloting AI. Your ALSP Is Using It.
By Chad Main
A few months ago I spoke with Salesforce CLO Sabastian V. Niles on the Technically Legal podcast about his open letter challenging law firms to stop piloting AI and start really using…