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The legal sector’s metrics revolution
What gets measured in the legal world? And who gets to measure it? The longstanding answers to those questions have reflected poorly on lawyers — but…
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September 2026
Enabling the Citizen Lawyer
We’ve neglected the second half of lawyers’ professional identity: the civic duty to serve society, defend the rule of law, and support public…
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August 2026
The last-mile lawyer
Clients will use AI to travel most of their legal journey themselves, but the last steps to their solution will be the hardest. Lawyers should own that…
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Long live the billable hour must die!
Exploring the legal profession's dysfunctional relationship with a pricing system that became lawyers' unloved but irreplaceable overlord.
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June 2026
The unbundling of lawyer institutions
AI will strip law firms and law schools of their commodity features. Their future depends on whether they can rebuild around their highest-value…
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May 2026
A dangerous mind
Generative AI is a tireless genius with no boundaries. Use it carelessly, and it can usurp your voice, overwrite your ideas, and steal your originality…
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April 2026
Generation Z and the post-AI legal profession
In this excerpt from a new report, I describe five ways in which law firms and legal departments can benefit from Gen Z lawyers in a rapidly…
Apr 16
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After Hours 2: The legal profession's new business model
Abandoning the time-based measure of value will be the hardest thing lawyers have ever done. Figuring out what replaces it will usher in an entirely new…
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After Hours 1: The legal profession's new value proposition
The days of selling legal tasks by the hour are ending. Lawyers' future value lies in safeguarding clients' legal journeys by overcoming the most…
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March 2026
The accountability premium
A lawyer’s ability to stand behind their legal work is a real advantage over legal AI. But for many clients, paying more to transfer risk to a lawyer is…
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February 2026
The coming revival of the PeopleLaw sector
Generative AI will inadvertently reduce the legal profession's disproportionate focus on organizational clients — and could end up redirecting lawyers…
Feb 25
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Decoding and deploying legal judgment
Professional judgment is lawyers’ most valuable and nebulous asset. Articulating its elements could help us evaluate the quality of AI's legal work — or…
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