LTH Demo Dozen - May, 2026
Legal Tech Hub’s May Demo Dozen showcased 13 short vendor demos, opening with Harvey, a unified legal AI platform that combines large local document vaults, enterprise DMS integrations and external legal databases like Lexis into a single workspace. Harvey demonstrated 'vault projects' capable of ingesting up to 100,000 files or 100GB, long-horizon agents that orchestrate multi-step tasks, and multi-model routing across leading LLMs to draft fully sourced legal outputs. The presenter highlighted sentence-level citations to both underlying documents and case law, automatic generation of editable deliverables (including PPTX), and international knowledge-source connectivity. Organizers said the series will expand timings and audience-focused sessions for different firm sizes and in-house teams, with the next event on June 24.
LTH Product Briefing - QorusDocs 2026 Update
QorusDocs (branded in the briefing as Chorus Docs) released a 2026 update that layers agent-driven automation on top of its existing pitch and RFP workflow platform for law firms. The product integrates Microsoft Azure, Office apps and OpenAI models with...
AI Divorce Agent: $2M Startup Journey with Ryan Carson
Ryan Carson, former Maple executive, launched an AI‑powered divorce platform, positioning himself as the sole full‑time employee while the rest of the workforce consists of artificial‑intelligence agents. The venture, dubbed the AI Divorce Agent, recently closed a $2 million seed round. Carson...
Alex Su and Andy Chagui on Flexible Legal Talent, AI Pressure, and the Future of Law Firm Leverage
The podcast explores Latitude’s flexible‑legal‑talent model as a response to law firms’ capacity constraints and the pressure to adopt AI tools. Hosts Greg Lambert and Nikki Shaver introduce Alex Hsu and Andy Chagui, who explain how Latitude places former big‑law...
Litera Brings Trusted AI-Powered Document Comparison to Google Workspace
Litera announced a global integration of its Compare product with Google Workspace, bringing AI‑enabled document comparison directly into Google Docs and Drive. The integration embeds Litera’s Lido AI agent, allowing attorneys to redline and compare multiple versions of contracts without leaving...
Inside the Code Factory: Ryan Carson Live with Tim O’Reilly
In a Code Factory episode, Tim O’Reilly talks with veteran entrepreneur Ryan Carson about his newest venture, Untangle, an AI‑powered divorce assistant built and operated entirely by artificial‑intelligence agents. Carson recounts how he re‑learned full‑stack development with ChatGPT, launched a minimal...
The AI Marketing Trap Law Firms Need to Avoid, with Conrad Saam
The episode of the Lawyerist podcast features Conrad Saam, a veteran digital‑legal‑marketing strategist who also volunteers as a ski‑patrol search‑and‑rescue leader. The conversation ties his rescue work to the broader theme of mental‑health awareness for lawyers, a topic highlighted for...
LTH Product Briefing - Stencil by Page Vault
PageVault’s new product Stencil is a trademark‑focused operating platform that builds on the company’s existing web‑capture technology. Co‑CEO Alex explains that the tool was born from client demand for a more efficient way to draft goods‑and‑services descriptions and collect use...
Did The IRS Illegally Charge You Penalties and Interest During COVID? How to Get Your $$$ BackBack
A recent legal ruling in Kuang v. United States found that Internal Revenue Code section 7508A automatically suspended federal filing and payment deadlines from Jan. 20, 2020 through July 11, 2023, meaning many penalties and interest assessments during that period...
AI Is Coming for Every Business, Including Yours
A speaker warns that AI will fundamentally reshape businesses across industries, with law firms among the most affected. Routine legal tasks will be automated, reducing the need for large teams of junior associates while increasing reliance on a smaller number...
Harvey CEO: How a 31-Year Old Runs an $11B Company
The video features Harvey’s 31‑year‑old CEO outlining how he runs an $11 billion legal‑tech company. He emphasizes a hyper‑structured decision process: a master Google doc that lists motivational priorities, quarterly goals, and a daily task list that he re‑ranks multiple times...
#CaseoftheWeek with Kelly Twigger: U.S. Ex Rel. Staggers V. Medtronic, Inc.
The District of Columbia’s magistrate judge issued a Rule 37 E decision in United States ex rel. Staggers v. Medtronic, addressing how a massive email‑system migration intersected with a five‑year discovery stay. The case spotlights the duty to preserve electronic evidence when a corporation moves...
CodeX FutureLaw 2026: Graph-Constrained LLMs
The CodeX FutureLaw 2026 talk introduced graph‑constrained large language models (LLMs) that fuse neural language processing with symbolic knowledge graphs to emulate legal reasoning. Presented by LSE PhD candidate Zarja Hude, the research targets the opacity and unreliability of pure...
CodeX FutureLaw 2026: Dynamic Law for AI
The closing keynote by Stanford HAI fellow Sandy Pentland introduced the concept of "dynamic law" – a legal framework that can evolve as quickly as AI technologies reshape society. Pentland argued that traditional, slow‑moving statutes are ill‑suited for an environment...
Charting Change in Legal: AI-First Law Firms, Big Tech, and the Future of Legal Work
The conversation centers on the rapid rise of AI‑first law firms and the growing partnership between legal services and big‑tech AI platforms. Hosts Ari Kaplan and Caroline Hill discuss new industry markers such as the AI‑Native Law Firm Index, which...