Reinventing Professionals

How Licensed Professionals Are Leveraging Technology to Navigate Changes in Administrative Law

I spoke with Matthew Bady, a registered nurse and the founder of BoardWise, a SaaS platform that helps licensed professionals manage their board paperwork. We discussed how BoardWise fits within the broader legal tech and access-to-justice landscape, and ways that the platform is evolving as more licensed professionals turn to technology to navigate changes in administrative law.

The Value of Targeted Legal Technology Tools for Litigators

I spoke with Sam Davidoff, the Founder and CEO of Align, a digital binder product for litigators. We discussed the genesis of Align, where non-AI legal technology tools fit into a law firm’s suite of applications, and how legal tech is transforming the practice of law.

*Special Episode* Featuring Caroline Hill, Editor-in-Chief of Legal IT Insider, on Charting Change in Legal Ep 53

In this 53rd episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed Groundhog Day, law firms embracing vibe coding, and corporate counsel perspectives on AI and innovation.

The Importance of Data in Measuring the Effects of Innovation

I spoke with Aku Sorainen, the Founder and Senior Partner at Sorainen, a law firm based in Estonia, with additional offices in Latvia and Lithuania. We discussed the importance of data in measuring the effects of innovation, how law firm leaders should prepare for the future of legal practice enhanced by AI, the firm’s development of Crespect, and the value of law firms spinning off their technology.

E-Discovery Unfiltered *Special Episode* - How the Relationship Between Clients, Law Firms, and Trusted Providers is Evolving

I spoke with Joey Seeber, the CEO of Level Legal, a managed services provider and subscriber to the 2025 E-Discovery Unfiltered report. We discussed how Level Legal distinguishes its approach to managed services, ways that AI is affecting the way it serves its clients, and the most compelling findings from the 2025 E-Discovery Unfiltered report.

The Importance of Operational Intelligence in Today’s AI-Enabled Corporate Legal Department

I spoke with Matteo Pagani, the Founder and CEO of Co-Flo Enterprise, an iManage strategic technology partner. We discussed how corporate legal teams are effectively leveraging document management, the importance of operational intelligence in today’s AI-enabled legal department, and how AI is affecting the ways enterprises use and access their data.

*Special Episode* Featuring Caroline Hill, Editor-in-Chief of Legal IT Insider, on Charting Change in Legal Ep 52

In this 52nd episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed expectations for 2026, the evolution of AI usage in legal, vibe coding, and perspectives on the year ahead.

How Law Firms Are Quantifying and Qualifying ROI on Legal AI Technology

I spoke with Kyle Poe, the Vice President of Legal Innovation and Strategy at Legora, a legal AI platform for law firms and legal departments. We discussed the current state of AI adoption in the legal industry, how law firms are quantifying and qualifying ROI, and how AI is influencing how firms price, package, and deliver their work.

Creating Additional Revenue Streams from Training Programs

I spoke with Daryl Fitzpatrick, the Chief Revenue Officer at Intellek, which provides learning technology to law firms. We discussed how law firms can use their learning management system beyond traditional training, ways to create additional revenue streams from training programs, and how an LMS can improve communication with clients.

How AI fluency Differs From Skill in Using Specific Tools

I spoke with Chris DeConti, the Chief Strategy Officer at Factor, an alternative legal services provider. We discussed how AI fluency differs from knowing how to use specific tools, training lawyers who are curious but cautious about AI, and how legal professionals should shift their thinking from certainties to possibilities when working with AI.