Zach Abramowitz is Legally Disrupted
Zach Abramowitz
My name is Zach Abramowitz and I am Legally Disrupted. This podcast covers the trends disrupting the legal profession.
Once a mild mannered practicing attorney, I now am an entrepreneur and investor in disruptive legal startups. My company, Killer Whale Strategies, helps law firms, legal departments, and anyone else capitalize on the wave of disruption sweeping over the legal industry. Join me as I spotlight key players, significant trends, and innovative companies who are shaking up an age old profession.
Once a mild mannered practicing attorney, I now am an entrepreneur and investor in disruptive legal startups. My company, Killer Whale Strategies, helps law firms, legal departments, and anyone else capitalize on the wave of disruption sweeping over the legal industry. Join me as I spotlight key players, significant trends, and innovative companies who are shaking up an age old profession.
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May 21, 2024 • 32min
E8 - Conversation in Las Vegas at CLOC with Latitude Legal CRO Alex Su
Legal influencer Alex Su discusses his unique career journey, the impact of AI on legal staffing, and the importance of creating engaging content in the legal sector. The conversation also delves into flexible staffing models, skill stacking, and strategic decision-making in the industry.
Apr 11, 2024 • 39min
E7 - How Lawyers Are Going to Make Money From AI: TermScout CEO Otto Hanson
CEO of TermScout, Otto Hanson, discusses the shift to Screens.ai, allowing lawyers to generate passive income from AI. They explore AI in legal contracts, gig economy impact on lawyers, and how Screens.ai revolutionizes contract review with redlining features and expert screens.
Mar 14, 2024 • 37min
E6 - How LLMs Are Supercharging User Adoption - Scott Stevenson, Spellbook CEO
Scott talks with Zach about how LLMs have been a game changer for his company, why he likens Spellbook to an electric bicycle and why lawyers don’t use templates.
Learn More:
Scott - https://www.spellbook.legal/
Zach - https://www.legallydisrupted.com/
Follow Along:
Scott - linkedin.com/in/scottas, https://x.com/scottastevenson?s=20
Zach - linkedin.com/in/zachabramowitz
Jan 11, 2024 • 33min
E5 - How Will GenAI Impact #Legaltech? - James Lee, CEO & Cofounder of LegalMation
James Lee, CEO & Cofounder of LegalMation, discusses using AI to automate early stage litigation, automate responses to discovery questions, and address the limitations of large language models in the legal industry.
Dec 7, 2023 • 47min
E4 - Will AI and LLMs Cause eDiscovery to Disappear? - Andy Wilson, Co-Founder of Logikcull, Recently Acquired by Reveal
Andy Wilson, co-founder of Logikcull, discusses the potential impact of AI and LLMs on eDiscovery in the future. They explore the success of remote work and the importance of creating a strong remote culture. The chapter also delves into the use of AI for document review and the challenges of handling massive amounts of data in eDiscovery.
Dec 7, 2023 • 1h
E3 - Navigating the Future of Law with AI - Josh Kubicki, Brainyacts Founder and Author
Josh Kubicki, Founder and Author, discusses the impact of AI on the legal profession, mastering the Feynman Technique, speaking to investors vs customers, making the most of AI chatbots, and monetizing a valuable newsletter.
Dec 7, 2023 • 53min
E2 - Shaping the Future of Contracts with AI - Otto Hanson, Attorney-Turned-Tech Visionary, Founder of TermScout
Attorney-turned-tech visionary Otto Hanson joins Zach Abramowitz to discuss AI in the legal industry, TermScout's vision of frictionless contracting, and advancements in AI technology. They explore the importance of understanding contracts and market data, applying the concept of making money from invention to TermScout, negotiating contracts with vendors, and the impact of AI on the legal industry.
Dec 7, 2023 • 42min
E1 - From AI & ChatGPT to the Future of the Billable Hour - Richard Tromans, Founder of Artificial Lawyer
Zach Abramowitz interviews Richard Tromans, founder of ArtificialLawyer.com, discussing ChatGPT, LLMs, and the future of the billable hour. They also talk about Legal Innovators California conference and the challenges of adopting legal AI. A panel discussion on contract lifecycle management highlights the importance of attending conferences for idea exchange. The chapter also discusses the challenges and benefits of transitioning to LLM technologies and fixed fees in global law firms. Lastly, they promote an upcoming legal innovation conference in California.
