Ted sits down with Sarah Thompson, Chief Product Officer at BlueStar, to discuss how AI and M365 are transforming legal investigations and eDiscovery. From solving the modern attachment problem to integrating subject matter expertise into AI workflows, Sarah shares her expertise in building custom, defensible solutions for complex legal data challenges. With insights on accelerating case resolution and preparing for AI’s impact on legal roles, this conversation gives law professionals practical strategies to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field.

Ted sits down with Gordon Crenshaw, Partner at The LegalTech Fund, to discuss the future of legal services, Law Firm 2.0, and the market forces reshaping the industry. From the challenges of innovation in traditional law firms to the role of AI, private capital, and consolidation, Gordon shares his expertise in legal tech investment and market strategy. With insights on what makes startups succeed and how technology is redefining legal infrastructure, this conversation gives law professionals a clear view of the opportunities and risks ahead.

Ted sits down with Kara Peterson, Co-founder at Descrybe.ai, to discuss the future of legal research, open-source legal data, and the role of AI in democratizing access to the law. From the challenges of building usable tools to the need for independent benchmarking, Kara shares her expertise in legal tech strategy, marketing, and innovation. With insights on navigating underserved markets and cutting through the AI hype, this conversation offers legal professionals a grounded look at what it really takes to build impactful, trustworthy legal tech.

Ted sits down with Alex Baker, Founder at Legal Tech Collective, to discuss how law firms can build scalable, tech-enabled legal services in an AI-driven world. From the limitations of the partnership model to the power of starting small, Alex shares his expertise in legal tech, productization, and innovation strategy. With real-world insights on navigating risk, aligning incentives, and leveraging internal knowledge, this conversation offers law professionals a practical roadmap for staying competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

Ted sits down with Jan Van Hoecke, VP of Product Management and AI Services at iManage, to discuss the evolving role of AI in legal technology and knowledge management. From early breakthroughs in engineering to real-world applications in law firms, Jan shares his expertise in building practical, scalable AI solutions. With insights on data quality, hybrid search, and why legal teams must rethink innovation, this conversation offers law professionals a grounded look at how AI can truly transform their work.

Ted sits down with Guy Alvarez, CEO & Founder of Alvarez AI Advisors, to discuss how law firms can overcome cultural barriers and embrace AI-driven innovation. From rethinking the billable hour to building a proactive client experience, Guy shares his expertise in legal tech adoption and firm strategy. Exploring how small changes can drive big shifts, this conversation will help legal professionals navigate the challenges of transformation while staying true to their core values.

Ted sits down with Kevin Frazier, AI Innovation and Law Fellow at the University of Texas School of Law, to discuss the evolving role of AI in legal education and regulation. From the challenges of state-level AI laws to the importance of building true AI literacy, Kevin shares his expertise in emerging tech policy and legal innovation. Highlighting why knowledge diffusion matters as much as the tech itself, this conversation is a must-listen for legal professionals navigating the future of law in an AI-driven world.

Ted sits down with Jordan Furlong, Legal Market Analyst and Strategic Consultant, to discuss the future of law firms in an era defined by AI and market disruption. From breaking down the limitations of the traditional partnership model to forecasting how legal service delivery will evolve, Jordan shares his expertise in business model innovation and legal industry transformation. With thought-provoking insights into how firms can adapt, or risk irrelevance, this conversation challenges legal professionals to rethink what it means to deliver value in the modern legal marketplace.

Ted sits down with Moiz Shirazi, Founder & CEO of Scorealytics, to discuss the future of legal intelligence and data-driven decision-making in law firms. From AI integration to overcoming structural barriers like the partnership model, Moiz shares his expertise in legal tech innovation and enterprise data strategy. Exploring how better data hygiene and scalable cloud solutions can reduce risk and unlock opportunity, this conversation offers valuable guidance for legal professionals looking to stay competitive in an increasingly tech-forward industry.

Ted sits down with Rodney Harrison, Shareholder at Ogletree Deakins and Co-Chair of the firm’s Innovation Council, to discuss how law firms can embrace innovation while navigating the unique demands of labor and employment law. From measuring ROI beyond profits to leveraging AI and data analytics for better service delivery, Rodney shares his expertise in driving practical, client-focused change within a large firm environment. Highlighting the cultural shifts required to turn cost into investment, this conversation offers law professionals a grounded look at what it really takes to innovate at scale.