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“When I joined, it was to do everything outside of sales or product and technology, which meant finance, people, teams, legal compliance, data partnerships, business operations - many areas that I had never done before.”
...and compliance, and even things like, you know, working out health benefits in The US and as not someone who's familiar with The US health system, just trying to figure out how that works.
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...work that are super verifiable of go in this data room and just find all the change of control provisions that you can kind of build these traditional datasets. Mhmm. But for something like generate this merger agreement, it's really hard to just giv
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and then there would be meetings and emails talking about, okay, this is the background of the two companies. This is roughly how we would structure them. These are all the things we need to look into. And a lot of the data would be Gordon giving the
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...could be legal docs. Oh, we're doing an m and a we did an m and a deal. We're being sued. You hire a new counsel to, you know, do the
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Although, as you pointed out, no partner would ever submit something, done by a junior associate without actually reviewing it first. So maybe that's not as much of an issue. But are there any qualms, I guess, coming from the client side that you see
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So let's talk about when you were at, BigLaw, and, you know, I joked that, you know, people they're up at 1AM, and they're looking at commas. I know that's a little bit of an exaggeration, but I It's not. It really isn't. Yeah. I guess it's not. And
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...be legal docs. Oh, we're doing an m and a we did an m and a deal. We're being sued. You hire a new counsel to, you know, do the to do this, you have to go get binders of documents, folders, and folders of signed documents and summarize them and read
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...happening in legal AI. You know, just given how document intensive the industry is, there's tons of applications for LLMs in the space. Most of what you probably heard are around companies like Harvey, you know, serving the defense and the corporate
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...at the compliance industry and finance because they have the most acute the the government forces them to keep all communications, like because if you were to make banks, Goldman Sachs, trading desks, They need to have every phone call recorded, ever
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...work that these enterprises do that enterprises do that they typically don't collaborate with outside counsel. And so things like contracting and other internal legal processes.
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...the legal space, but it feels like you're building a a a bit of machinery
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...legal work gets done about freaking time. Empowering Empowering lawyers across tier one law firms and in house teams to achieve more with greater precision and confidence. So Legora does this by solving really concrete tasks such as document extracti
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...legal? Oh, that's a great question. I think something that we encounter quite often with very, very early stage founders is the idea that they can kind of DIY a lot of their legals themselves. And whilst that's not it's not completely untrue for some
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