Strongsuit Shows How Legal AI in Litigation Moves From Chat To Workflow
In this episode, host Charlie Uniman and Legal Tech Hub’s Stephanie Wilkins introduce the rapidly expanding Gen AI Legal Tech Market Map, which now lists over 1,000 AI product logos across 19 categories, highlighting a shift from research‑focused tools to solutions that improve law‑firm operations and compliance. The conversation then turns to Justin McAllen, CEO of StrongSuit, who explains how his startup uses generative AI to automate the entire litigation workflow—from client intake and document review to timeline creation, briefing, deposition prep, and even real‑time appellate‑judge simulations—by leveraging a curated 11‑million‑case database and visual, step‑by‑step interfaces that reduce hallucinations and keep lawyers in the loop. StrongSuit targets small firms first but is expanding upmarket, offering features like AI‑driven citation checking ("StrongSite") and a Word add‑in for seamless drafting. The episode underscores how legal AI is moving from experimental chat bots to integrated, workflow‑centric platforms that deliver tangible operational efficiencies.
How AI Is Transforming the Way Law Firms Win Business, with Ikaun President Jason Noble
In this episode of Law Next, Jason Noble, President and Chief of Product Strategy at ICON, explains how AI is reshaping law firm business development by automating proposal and RFP workflows. He describes ICON’s three‑core capabilities—proposal workspace creation, AI‑driven question...
The Future of Smart Contracting With Kraig Conrad
In this episode, hosts Mark and Pepe interview Kraig Conrad of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) about the evolution of contract management, especially within the U.S. federal sector. Conrad explains how the profession is shifting from a compliance‑driven, document‑centric...
The Growing Role of Technology for State Attorneys General with NAAG Executive Director Brian Kane
In this episode, Brian Kane, Executive Director of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAG), explains how the association supports 56 state AG offices through bipartisan collaboration, training, and policy initiatives, highlighting recent successes like the $5 billion Master Settlement Agreement...
How ADR Notable Helps Mediators And Arbitrators Run Secure, Efficient Cases
In this episode, Gary Dornhafer, founder and CEO of ADR Notable, explains how his platform addresses the unique workflow needs of mediators and arbitrators, from secure document handling and private vs. public communications to specialized billing and scheduling tools. He...
The Business of Law with Kunoor Chopra
In this episode of Clock Talk, Janessa Nelson talks with Kunoor Chopra, co‑founder of Elevate, about modernizing legal departments through the "business of law" – applying operations, technology, data, and process design to legal service delivery. Chopra explains why companies...
How Vable Helps Law Firms Turn News Into Insight and Action
In this episode, host Charlie Uniman interviews Matthew Dickinson, CEO of Vable, about his unconventional journey from philosophy student to lawyer to tech entrepreneur and the evolution of Vable from a simple law‑firm newsletter aggregator to an AI‑enhanced SaaS platform...
Cryptocurrency Case Law Review
The episode introduces the Cryptocurrency Case Law Review, a podcast that distills how courts worldwide are handling digital‑asset disputes. It highlights the unique challenges lawyers face—untested technology, high‑stakes financial exposure, and rapidly evolving jurisprudence—and promises concrete procedural guidance for litigators....
AI Changing Crypto Compliance and Security - Rick Harmsen | ATC #606
In this episode Stephen Sargent and Rick Harmsen, CTO of Data Expert, compare insights from the ECC conference in Cannes and the Chainalysis Links conference in New York, focusing on AI, regulation, and compliance in crypto. They discuss how AI...
Descrybe's Quest to Democratize Legal Research (Kara Peterson & Richard DiBona)
In this episode of Technically Legal, host Chad Main talks with husband‑wife founders Kara Peterson and Richard DiBona about their AI‑native legal research app, Describe. The duo explains how a personal employment dispute during the pandemic led them to discover...
Mary Technology Wants to Solve Litigation's 'Fact Chaos' Problem
In this episode, Bob Ambroji interviews Daniel Lord Doyle, co‑founder and CEO of Mary Technology, about the company’s new fact‑management system that tackles the “fact chaos” lawyers face when reviewing massive document sets in litigation. Doyle explains how Mary extracts...
Live From LegalWeek with Jaeger Glucina
In this Legal Speak episode recorded at Legal Week, Chief of Staff Jacob (Jaeger) Glucina of Luminance discusses how the company’s AI-driven platform has evolved from M&A due diligence to a full‑stack contract lifecycle solution for in‑house legal teams. He...
Live From LegalWeek with Abdi Shayesteh & Patricia Libby
In this Legal Week live episode, Abdi Shayesteh, CEO of Alta Clara, and Chief Learning Officer Patricia Libby discuss their AI‑driven training platform that simulates depositions and other oral advocacy scenarios. They explain how the new DepoSim uses AI‑generated witnesses,...
The Uberization of UPL? How AI Is Outpacing the Unauthorized Practice of Law (Ken Crutchfield, Bill Henderson, Jim Doppke)
In this episode of Technically Legal, host Chad Main and guests Ken Crutchfield, Bill Henderson, and Jim Docky explore how large language models are challenging long‑standing unauthorized practice of law (UPL) rules. They discuss real‑world examples, such as a ChatGPT‑generated...
A Modern Clerk’s Office: Lessons From Dallas County
In this episode, Dallas County Clerk John Warren discusses the county’s journey from paper‑based record keeping to a fully digital, AI‑enhanced clerk’s office. He explains how early resistance was overcome by demonstrating efficiency gains, such as simultaneous access to documents,...