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Ted sits down with Rudy DeFelice, Global Head at Harbor Labs, to explore how AI is reshaping the legal technology landscape, from shifting market valuations and investor reactions to the broader democratization of legal services. They discuss what history can teach us about technological disruption, the rise of the “wisdom economy,” and why human judgment, collaboration, and emotional intelligence will matter more than ever in the future of law, and more.

Ted sits down with Dr. Anna Popowicz-Pazdej and Maz Araghrez of Dentons to discuss how law firms should rethink operating models, governance, and cybersecurity as AI adoption accelerates, why ROI is often the wrong early metric, and what it really takes to manage risk and trust in modern legal practice.

Ted sits down with Winston Weinberg, CEO and Co-Founder of Harvey, to discuss scaling legal AI, building trust with law firms, the role of memory and metadata in legal workflows, and what it really takes to drive change in a traditionally conservative industry.

Ted sits down with Jamie Tso, Senior Associate at Clifford Chance, to discuss vibe coding, how AI is enabling lawyers to build and prototype their own legal tech tools, the opportunities and risks of lawyer-led development, and what this shift means for the future of legal innovation and legal workflows.

Ed Walters In this episode, Ted sits down with Ed Walters, VP of Legal Innovation + Strategy at Clio, to discuss how AI is reshaping legal education and professional training. From the long-standing reliance on junior lawyer grunt work to the growing role of software in core legal tasks, Ed shares his expertise in legal…

This recap episode brings together perspectives from legal operations leaders, technologists, investors, and innovators to examine how AI, data, and delivery models are reshaping the future of legal services.

Ted sits down with Dom Conte, Co-Founder of Purple, to discuss why law firms struggle to innovate, how cultural resistance shapes AI adoption, the growing importance of data management, the role junior lawyers play in driving change, the build-vs-buy debate around legal tech, and more.

Ted sits down with Ben Allgrove, Chief Innovation Officer at Baker McKenzie, to discuss how AI is reshaping the business of law, the challenges of pricing and value in legal services, the rise of challenger firms, the evolving role of talent and training, and more.

Ted sits down with Hayley Stillwell, Associate Professor, and Sean Harrington, Director of Technology and Innovation at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, to discuss their research on AI in law, the “reasonable juror” standard, the role of bias in AI models, the future of legal education, and more.

Ted sits down with Jessica Frank, Director of Justice Initiatives at Free Law Project, to discuss the growing justice gap in the United States, how technology can improve access to legal help, the development of the Litigant Portal for self-represented litigants, the impact of AI on legal services, and more.