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Guest: Brent FareseRole: CEO and Co-Founder, AlineWebsite: aline.co
This episode is brought to you by Aline. Try Aline’s trusted and verified legal AI today for free.
I spoke with Brent Farese, CEO and co-founder of Aline, an agentic legal AI platform built exclusively for in-house teams.
Brent trained as an IP attorney with a mechanical engineering and computer science background, then worked as Assistant General Counsel one of the world’s leading enterprise blockchain companies.
We discussed:
→ The three tiers of document search (keyword, semantic, agentic) and why getting this right is the hard engineering problem nobody talks about→ Why legal AI is roughly two years behind agentic coding — and what infrastructure still needs to be built before it catches up→ Why frontier model providers entering legal is actually a tailwind for specialist platforms→Why making legal work cheaper and faster is likely to produce more legal work, not less→ Why “building the GitHub for law”, with proper version control, is needed in 2026.
I hope you enjoy listening just as much as I did recording it.
Want to feature in the next Best Practice podcast? Email [email protected]
By George HannahGuest: Brent FareseRole: CEO and Co-Founder, AlineWebsite: aline.co
This episode is brought to you by Aline. Try Aline’s trusted and verified legal AI today for free.
I spoke with Brent Farese, CEO and co-founder of Aline, an agentic legal AI platform built exclusively for in-house teams.
Brent trained as an IP attorney with a mechanical engineering and computer science background, then worked as Assistant General Counsel one of the world’s leading enterprise blockchain companies.
We discussed:
→ The three tiers of document search (keyword, semantic, agentic) and why getting this right is the hard engineering problem nobody talks about→ Why legal AI is roughly two years behind agentic coding — and what infrastructure still needs to be built before it catches up→ Why frontier model providers entering legal is actually a tailwind for specialist platforms→Why making legal work cheaper and faster is likely to produce more legal work, not less→ Why “building the GitHub for law”, with proper version control, is needed in 2026.
I hope you enjoy listening just as much as I did recording it.
Want to feature in the next Best Practice podcast? Email [email protected]