I left Big Law to become an investor, but building an AI firm proved more lucrative. We hit 6 figures in our first 6 months.

Tech Insider : Business, Style
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Kristina Subbotina is the founder and CEO of Lexsy.

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A lawyer reveals how he snagged $9 million in 4 days for his AI-native law firm

Tech Insider : Business
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Pamir Ehsas and Stefan Mandaric are the cofounders of Moritz.

Moritz

The clock is ticking on law's billable hour, says a top Cleary Gottlieb lawyer

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
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Michael Gerstenzang

Cosmonauts

How a Big Law heavyweight is shaping its AI rollout around Palantir's model

Tech Insider : Business, Style, Technology
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Ilona Logvinova

HSF Kramer

I spent 17 hours at a legal conference. These were the two questions haunting lawyers about AI.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
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Anthropic's top lawyer says AI will kill the legal profession's dreaded billable hour

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
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Jeff Bleich, now Anthropic's general counsel, thinks artificial intelligence will usher in the death of the billable hour business model for law firms.

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Big Law thought it won its battle with Trump. That lasted a day.

Tech Insider : Politics, Business
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The Justice Department walked back its decision to drop an appeal of four judges' decisions to strike down President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting Big Law firms.

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Epstein Files fallout: Brad Karp steps down as chair of Big Law firm Paul Weiss

Tech Insider : Business
Brad Karp stepped down as chairman of Paul Weiss
Brad Karp resigns as chairman of Paul Weiss amid scrutiny over his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Here are the bonuses lawyers ended 2025 with at top US firms

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Generous annual bonuses help elite law firms attract and retain talent.

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I left Big Law at 29 to become a rabbi, then changed careers again at 40. Here's what I learned about finding the perfect job.

Tech Insider : Business, Economy
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Justin Pines is the CEO of the Jewish Broadcasting Service, an international Jewish TV network.

JBS

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