Hosts Marlene Gebauer and Greg Lambert talk with Jacqueline Schafer, founder and CEO of ClearBrief, about leveraging AI to streamline legal drafting. ClearBrief integrates with Microsoft Word to suggest evidence and citations, generate chronologies, and provide security and confidentiality controls. Schafer discusses the openness of attorneys to tailored AI tools, the enthusiasm of younger associates and paralegals, and the future expansion of ClearBrief to assist paralegals and corporate attorneys. They also discuss integrations, the impact on legal writing, and the expected changes in the legal profession.

Founder of Clearbrief, Jacqueline Schafer, shares how AI software aids legal writing, inspired by a pivotal asylum case. Clearbrief secures $4M funding, focusing on growth, diversity, and profitability. The episode explores the evolution of Clearbrief, the founder's transition from lawyer to entrepreneur, and the tool's impact on legal writing, verification, and evidence gathering, emphasizing user feedback and client outcomes.

Jacqueline Schafer, career appellate litigator and founder/CEO of Clearbrief, discusses Clearbrief's generative AI platform in Word that is used by hundreds of firms, courts, and government agencies. The platform produces instant hyperlinked timelines, scores opponent's accuracy, and more. She also shares insights on starting an AI company, verifying sources, and the importance of user experience in legal products.