Lead sponsor of AINLC 2026. We came to talk about how the firm is built, not to pitch you.
Liz Paisner joins "Can AI Native Law Firms Compete with Traditional Law Firms?" alongside Avi Gesser (Debevoise & Plimpton) and Sanjay Kamlani (FairPlay). 1:25–2:15 PM.
We're the lead sponsor, so we're not hard to find. Table location is confirmed on the morning of — check at registration, or just flag one of us down.
We'll be there until the room empties. Ease Hospitality Center, 1345 Avenue of the Americas.
Math PhD. Previously CTO at Casetext.
Harvard Law; technology transactions at Cooley. Speaking on the 1:25 panel.
Joins us from Regal, the AI-native voice platform, where he was a Senior Enterprise BDR. Based in NYC.
Most firms adopted AI the way they adopted email — a tool bolted onto a business model that stayed the same. We started from the other end and asked what a firm looks like when the economics of legal work no longer depend on the billable hour.
What follows is structural: flat fees instead of hourly, standing teams instead of a staffing pyramid, and a review process where the model takes the first read and an attorney owns the judgment. That's the argument Liz is making on the 1:25 panel, and it's the conversation we came for.
650+
Growth stage companies represented
≤ 3 hrs
Median first turn
95%
Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
Find us at the booth today, or pick a time after the conference. Fifteen minutes, no deck.
