Moiz Shirazi

In this episode, Ted sits down with Moiz Shirazi, Founder and CEO at Scorealytics, to discuss the evolving role of data and AI in modern legal practice. From navigating the challenges of poor data hygiene to building scalable legal intelligence platforms, Moiz shares his expertise in transforming law firm operations through technology. With sharp insight into the limitations of the traditional partnership model and the urgency of legal innovation, this conversation offers a roadmap for legal professionals looking to stay competitive in a rapidly changing market.

In this episode, Moiz shares insights on how to:

  • Quantify legal risk to drive smarter business decisions
  • Tackle poor data hygiene within law firms
  • Leverage cloud platforms to manage and optimize legal data
  • Navigate the scalability challenges posed by the partnership model
  • Compete with Big Four firms by embracing innovation

Key takeaways:

  • Legal innovation is only as strong as the data behind it
  • The partnership model can slow progress toward scalable solutions
  • Cloud platforms provide essential infrastructure for legal data management
  • AI is a powerful tool—but only when paired with clean, organized data
  • Law firms must rethink internal structures to remain competitive against alternative service providers

About the guest, Moiz Shirazi

Moiz Shirazi is the Founder and CEO of Scorealytics, a legal tech startup focused on transforming risk and compliance decision-making through data and AI. With a mission to empower legal and business leaders, Moiz builds tools that deliver actionable insights to drive smarter, more confident decisions across industries and global markets.

One of the best benefits of AI is that you don’t need to do that research and that review by hand every single time you have a transaction or an issue, there are efficiencies to having AI do that for you.

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