321: Stealth Recording -a Smart Move or Dangerous Ethics Problem?
In this episode, we'll examine how AI has made recording conversations effortless—and why that convenience poses legal, ethical, and moral challenges for lawyers. We'll break down the risks of passive...
20 Jan 11min
320: AI in Legal Decision-Making: The Dawn of a New Era
In this episode, Ernie explains how the American Arbitration Association is now using AI to draft decisions, subject to human review. The discussion covers the importance of transparency, control, and...
16 Des 202510min
319: Gavel Exec: AI Copilot for Legal Drafting
Show Notes In this podcast episode, Ernie Svenson interviews Dorna At Gavel, a former attorney turned tech entrepreneur, about her journey in creating Gavel, a legal technology platform. Dorna shares ...
9 Des 202534min
318: AI is a consensus machine (and here's why that's good for some lawyers)
Show Notes In this episode, Ernie discusses the impact of AI on the legal profession, emphasizing that while AI may replace surface-level tasks, the best lawyers will thrive by focusing on deeper, str...
26 Nov 20257min
317: AI, ClioCon, and the Future of Law: What Lawyers Need to Know Now
In this episode, California attorney Jeff Lewis and I discuss the recent Clio conference that took place in Boston, which we both attended along with 2,700 other lawyers. There was a lot of discussio...
4 Nov 202535min
316: Inside the Smartphone-Powered Law Firm (with Elise Buie)
What if you could run a thriving 40-person law firm entirely from your smartphone? In this episode, attorney Elise Buie—known as "The Smartphone Lawyer"—shares how she scaled her Seattle-based family ...
15 Okt 202549min
315: Email is the Most Under-leveraged Marketing Channel for Lawyers (with Tyler Cook)
Email isn't dead—it's dominating. In this episode, email marketing expert Tyler Cook explains why email remains the highest ROI marketing channel for lawyers (and just about everyone else). You'll lea...
16 Sep 202552min
314: Why law firm SOP manuals are now obsolete (because of AI)
Law firms love their SOPs—binders full of screenshots, arrows, and step-by-step instructions. But here's the problem: they take months to build, cost thousands to produce, and go out of date the momen...
9 Sep 20255min
