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A founder was sure his old startup's data was a goldmine an AI company would pay for. It might have been — the problem was whether he could lawfully sell it at all.
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You can clone a working AI legal platform in an afternoon. Whether you should is a different question — and the one licensing fact most teams miss can turn a smart move into an expensive mistake.
Read moreSame goal, same person, two sittings — and Claude designed two genuinely different systems. The variable wasn't the model. It was the framing I didn't notice I was giving.
Read moreThe setups, prompts, and workflows that turn Claude from a smart search box into a trained associate — without breaching a single duty you owe your clients.
Read moreThe question sounds technical. It isn't. It's a decision about where your firm's most confidential work goes, who — or what — gets to touch it, and whether an AI agent can hire you at all.
Read moreEveryone assumes India forces you to keep data inside the country. For legal AI, that assumption is wrong. The truth is more useful — and, in one specific way, more dangerous.
Read more"Agent" and "skill" are the two words you hear most in legal AI right now — used loosely, often interchangeably, usually wrongly. The difference is simple once you see it, and getting it right decides what you should actually build first.
Read moreA former Latham lawyer open-sourced a tool that does much of what an $11 billion company charges a fortune for — for free. It's the biggest story in legal tech this year. It's also a trap, if you read it wrong.
Read moreThe most valuable legal AI company in the world just raised $200 million — and it's spending most of it on people who sit inside law firms, not on smarter software. That one choice tells you where legal AI is really won and lost.
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