For years, I have been concerned that cybersecurity and the risk of data breach does not get the attention they deserve at many law firms. Part of it is becasue law firm leadership often does not understand cybersecurity and part
Stephen Embry
Stephen Embry is a legal professional who publishes blog posts focusing on the intersection of law and technology, particularly the impact of artificial intelligence on legal services. His writings explore themes such as the transformation of traditional law firms by AI-native legal service providers, challenges related to AI infrastructure and verification, and the cultural and economic implications of AI adoption in the legal industry. He critically examines issues like trust erosion, professional relationships, and the sustainability of legal practice amid technological disruption. His content is aimed at legal professionals interested in understanding and navigating the evolving landscape of legal technology.
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NetDocuments For Plaintiffs’ Lawyers: It’s Pretty Cool
I’ve tracked what the well-known document management provider, NetDocuments, is doing ever since the firm I used to be with was with was an early adopter. And I’ve always liked their “we’re not a rock band” attitude: producing apps…
Lawyer Laterals: Free Agents with No Comp Caps
Last week’s announcement of the move by Wachtell’s co-chair and veteran litigator to Gibson Dunn certainly got a lot of press. Rightfully so. But I started to think about what’s contributing to or maybe causing so many partners to jump…
The Blickstein Group Law Firm COO Survey: The More Things Change, The More Some Things Stay The Same
When I ran across a recent study by the Blickstein Group of COOs in law firms I wondered if things had changed from the days when equity partners pretty much decided everything. If they had COOs, too often they ignored…
Interactive Exercises For Lawyer Training: Get Off My Lawn
We’ve all been to them: presentations you think will be substantive. But when they start, you’re told the session will be interactive with table exercises. Most of us immediately start plotting the easiest path to an exit. Having recently been…
AI For Criminal Defense: It’s An Issue Of Priorities. And Money.
Ever wonder why there aren’t more specialized legal tech platforms for criminal defense lawyers? I was never one but have some ideas after talking to a few. It’s a question of priorities. And money. Here are my thoughts for Above…
Banning Technology: A Balk That Should Be Called
What does Major League Baseball banning AI in the dugout have to do with legal? It turns out it’s a lot. Read my post for Above the Law to find out
Vibe Coding For Lawyers: Next Big Thing Or Just A Big Dud?
Will vibe coding for and by lawyers be the next big thing? Here’s my post for Above the Law
Law Librarians In The City Of The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Here’s my wrap up of the AALL conference that closed earlier this week. Low key but that’s precisely what made it so good. My post for Above the Law.
Courtroom View Network: Learning Trial Skills By Watching Real Lawyers In Real Trials
Sometimes at legal conferences put on by organizations like AALL, I come across something new and innovative. Such was the case when I stumbled into a session put on by Courtroom View Network. CVN says it has videoed thousands…