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What do you think these attorneys told VCs to raise $2 million? Same as the attorneys yesterday who committed $1B in AI

September 15, 20261 minuteView on LinkedIn

Yesterday, one statement stuck with me: "...litigation firms shifting to AI-handled workflows where attorneys review work rather than generate it..." https://lnkd.in/ePhY5Aku

Btw, anyone remember Litify…a 23-year-old Harvard dropout raising $100M ...then, in the weirdest deal in all of legal tech they got "acquired" by their own VC investor.

Big Auto here https://lnkd.in/gFdgDm_k

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