
Joe Patrice
Host of the podcast Thinking Like a Lawyer, contributing to discussions on legal news and current events.
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Feb 27, 2025 • 57min
02/21/25: Trump cancels SEC's Westlaw subscription, Deposely offers free AI litigation tool, & more
Join legal tech experts Joe Patrice, a writer for Above the Law, and Stephanie Wilkins, director at Legal Tech Hub, as they dive into the SEC's controversial Westlaw cancellation and its political undertones. Stephen Embry shares insights on KPMG's foray into legal services, while Niki Black discusses evolving ethical frameworks around AI in law firms. The panel lightens the mood with humorous analogies around Jell-O to promote innovation, and they highlight the launch of Deposely's free AI litigation tool aimed at making legal resources more accessible.

Feb 18, 2025 • 60min
02/14/25: LexisNexis parent co. invests in competitor Harvey, DOGE cybersecurity nightmare, & more
Nikki Black, a Principal Legal Insight Strategist at Affinipay, Joe Patrice, a seasoned legal journalist at Above the Law, and Steve Embry, a legal technology blogger, dive into the latest happenings in legal tech. They discuss a federal judge's ruling on ROSS’s copyright issues, the massive $300M funding for Harvey, and the AI misuse scandal of a top law firm. The conversation turns to a cybersecurity nightmare linked to DOGE, raising alarms for the DOJ. Tune in for insightful commentary on the intersection of innovation and ethics in the legal landscape!

Feb 13, 2025 • 58min
02/07/25: Women + AI summit, our experiments with OpenAI Deep Research, and more
In this engaging discussion, Stephanie Wilkins shares insights from the Women + AI Summit, emphasizing community empowerment in legal tech. Niki Black highlights the shifting landscape of access to justice amid funding freezes and crowdfunding initiatives. Joe Patrice cautions against neglecting citation checks when using AI tools like ChatGPT. Stephen Embry explores Microsoft and OpenAI's recent product rollouts, pondering their impact on court systems. Together, the panelists navigate the ethical implications and innovative potential of AI in law.

Jan 23, 2025 • 56min
01/17/2025: Tom Goldstein case, Harvey's mysterious $3B valuation, and more
Join Joe Patrice, a legal journalist and host of Thinking Like a Lawyer, Stephen Embry, a tech law writer and co-chair of the ABA 2025 Tech Show, and Niki Black, a legal tech columnist, as they dive into hot topics like the Tom Goldstein case involving serious allegations and ethical implications in legal technology. They also share insights from CES 2025, discuss AI layoffs in New York, and unpack Harvey's controversial $3 billion valuation, questioning its sustainability amidst fierce competition.

Jan 16, 2025 • 53min
01/10/2025: KPMG seeks alt. business license, AI fails in federal court complaint, and more
This week features Joe Patrice, a legal journalist at Above the Law, known for his sharp insights on legal tech; Nikki Black, a principal legal insight strategist at Affinapay, who contributes to industry publications; and Victor Li, assistant managing editor at the ABA Journal, famed for his commentary on legal trends. They tackle the failings of courtroom VR and KPMG's move towards alternative business licenses, discussing its impact on the legal landscape. They also deliberate on AI's role in legal document creation, highlighting both advancements and disappointing outcomes.

Dec 12, 2024 • 1h 1min
12/06/2024: Law school applications up 35% from 2023, Elon Musk tries legal tech, and more
Join Niki Black, a legal tech journalist; Joe Patrice, a legal journalist; Victor Li of the ABA Journal; and Stephen Embry, a tech law blogger, as they explore intriguing legal topics. They discuss the astonishing 35% surge in law school applications and the stress it poses on job markets. The panel critiques Elon Musk's AI ambitions in the judiciary, questioning the practicality of his vision. They also delve into tech's role in expanding access to justice, emphasizing the transformative potential of innovation amidst ongoing legal challenges.

Nov 27, 2024 • 1h
11/22/2024: Legaltech's X-odus, the return of Litera's CEO, and more
Julie Shabawale, a legal tech journalist, Caroline Hill, editor-in-chief of Legal IT Insider, and Joe Patrice, contributor to Above the Law, dive into pressing legal tech topics. They critically assess LexisNexis' AI shortcomings, raising concerns about accuracy in legal education. A bizarre story about a bear costume incident brings humor to their discussion. They also nostalgically reflect on social media shifts, particularly the rise of Blue Sky, and delve into potential antitrust actions against Google, setting the stage for significant changes in the tech landscape.

Nov 4, 2024 • 59min
11/01/2024: the $2000 paralegal; NY rules on admissibility of AI evidence, startup alley nominations, and more
This week, Joe Patrice, a legal journalist from Above the Law, joins Stephanie Wilkins, content director at Legal Tech Hub, Niki Black, a legal tech columnist, and Victor Li, assistant managing editor at the ABA Journal. They tackle the eyebrow-raising topic of $2,000 paralegals and how AI is reshaping the legal billing landscape. The group discusses New York's new rules on AI evidence admissibility and the troubling implications of chatbot addiction on mental health, touching on a tragic lawsuit connected to AI.

Oct 24, 2024 • 55min
10/18/2024: KM&I conference, Rob Lowe's legaltech debut, UnitedLex CEO ousted, and more
This week features Joe Patrice, a legal journalist from Above the Law, Victor Lee, assistant managing editor for the ABA Journal, Greg Lambert, legal tech contributor, and Steve Lerner from Law360 Pulse. They dive into highlights from the Knowledge Management & Innovation conference and discuss Rob Lowe headlining Legal Week. The panel also addresses the shocking ousting of UnitedLex's CEO amid scandal and shares insights on law firms struggling to master basic tasks, shedding light on the evolving dynamics in legal tech.

Aug 22, 2024 • 54min
08/16/24: ILTACON recap, CoCounsel v. LexisNexis, hacked court hearings, and more
Bob Ambrogi, a leading voice in legal tech journalism, and Joe Patrice, a prominent legal tech expert, bring their unique insights to the table. They recap the vibrant ILTACON event, diving into the buzz around generative AI, highlighting both excitement and skepticism. The discussion shifts to emerging tech innovations like CoCounsel 2.0 versus LexisNexis, emphasizing industry trends over individual tools. Along the way, they share humorous anecdotes about conference chaos and personal dining experiences that add a lighthearted touch to their serious analysis.