I test how AI platforms shape legal visibility, workflow, and firm strategy — then turn it into sharp, usable intelligence for people who want to stay ahead of the shift.
I mapped 448 signals across Reddit, legal press, VC data, and court filings to build a framework that scores law firms across four dimensions of AI readiness. Five levels. Four dimensions. And the part that made the whole thing click: no firm is uniformly at one level.
448 signals. Four dimensions. Five levels. The framework that scores where your firm actually stands on AI — and why the gaps between dimensions are where the real risk hides.
Read Issue #3
$60 billion in legal work mapped to “autopilot territory.” Crosby raised $85.8M. Cooley invested in its own disruption. The line is drawn.
Read Issue #5
How AI is quietly reshaping the paralegal role, and why some small law firms are scaling to seven figures while others stay stuck.
Read Issue #4
Six prototypes emerging at every level of the profession. The real divide isn't AI usage. It's judgment under leverage.
Read Issue #2I tested ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity with the same question. The answers had almost nothing in common.
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