333: Why AI feels more like email than the web
In this episode, Ernie Svenson talks with Greg Siskind, who has practiced immigration law for 35 years and wrote a book about marketing on the internet back in 1996, when that was a peculiar thing for...
29 Syys 46min
332: The role your firm needs but can't name
A few weeks ago, one of Sarah Persich's clients dropped an AI agent into their Slack workspace. Sarah gave it the criteria her client's intake team is supposed to follow on calls — build rapport, hand...
15 Syys 37min
331: When AI Starts to Look Like Judgment (with Carolyn Elefant)
Carolyn Elefant has been practicing law for thirty-five years and writing about solo practice for almost as long. In this episode she and Ernie get into how AI is changing litigation — not in theory, ...
1 Syys 38min
330: Why Claude Gets Dumber—and How Lawyers Can Use AI Better
In this episode, Ernie Svenson talks with Docket Drafter co-founder Tommy Eberle about what lawyers need to understand to use AI tools like Claude more effectively. They unpack why Word documents cons...
18 Elo 42min
329: Introduction to Claude and Its Potential
Most lawyers using Claude are only scratching the surface of what it can do. In this episode, Ernie Svenson talks with former litigator and software founder Nick Chapleau about using Claude as more th...
21 Heinä 38min
328: The Golf Lesson That Changed How I Teach AI
Most AI training for lawyers is shiny-object stuff — nine prompts, the "ultimate playbook" — and that's exactly why none of it sticks. My old golf instructor figured this out decades ago, and he taugh...
23 Kesä 10min
327: How a Seasoned Litigator Became an AI Power User
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26 Touko 38min
