HeyJaredZach Abramowitz is Legally Disrupted
My name is Zach Abramowitz and I am Legally Disrupted. Once a conventional law professional, I ventured into startup territory, and now through my consulting firm, Killer Whale Strategies, I guide law firms, legal departments, and strategic acquirers to capitalize on…
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E60 - Alex Su, President, Latitude Legal (opens the original)
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Alex Su is one of those people I need to catch up with every now and then just to see what he's thinking. Since we recorded this, Alex was named President of Latitude Legal. He understands both the people selling lawyers on change and the lawyers they're trying to convince, and those two groups don't always see the same world. We get into Harvey, Legora and Claude, the billable hour, junior associates, where human judgment still matters, why trust may be part of Harvey's moat, and how both of us
E59 - Legora and Legal AI are Moving into Litigation: Greg Mostyn, CEO Wexler.ai (opens the original)
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Legora just acquired Wexler, and I think it's the clearest signal yet that AI in law is moving from transactional work to litigation. Gregory Mostyn, co-founder and CEO of Wexler, built the company just to the right of discovery. Not doc review, what happens when the documents actually hit the lawyers. He explains why he bet on facts instead of documents, why he stayed a scalpel while Harvey and Legora built Swiss Army knives, and why a company that wasn't for sale sold anyway. I also pushed him
E58 - Zach and Richard’s Excellent Legal AI Adventure: Will Legal AI Cause Legal to Actually Change? (opens the original)
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Richard Tromans of Artificial Lawyer is back with Zach and on the attack as they square up over whether massive Legal AI funding, truly signals systemic transformation. They then discuss whether these massive sums of money are hitting a tipping point and what could happen if the levee breaks. Maybe the legal industry is simply running in place. In this Episode: 00:00 Zach’s Hot Disruptive Legal Take00:42 Could Harvey be Valued at $16B?01:50 Legal AI Fatigue03:20 Harvey, Legora and The Big Short?
E57 - We are a Judgement-First Law Firm, Brian Belt, Founding Partner, Acevedo Belt (opens the original)
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A 35-Year Big Law Veteran Is Doing the Best Work of His Career With AI But He Doesn’t Call His Firm AI-First. Brian Belt explains why Acevedo Belt is “judgment-first,” why he thinks legal AI is a bargain, and how AI is changing everything from junior-lawyer training to the kinds of matters a small firm can take on. In this episode: 0:00 Zach's Hot Disruptive Legal Take4:25 The Big Law Veteran Who Loves AI6:21 "Harvey Writes Better Than I Do"7:39 Why "ROI" Is the Wrong Metric11:13 Clients Notice
E56 - AI-Pilled, Not AI-First: Arlo Devlin-Brown, Founding Principal, TDB Law (opens the original)
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What happens when a veteran litigator starts treating AI less like a chatbot and more like an operating system for his cases? In this episode, Zach speaks with Arlo Devlin-Brown, founder of TDB Law, about how AI is changing the way he actually practices law. They discuss why AI may be particularly powerful for litigators, how Arlo has built an AI-powered system that continuously tracks his cases, and why the technology is more useful for exploring arguments and strategy than simply generating fi
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