Going AI-Native: How Law Firms Can Reshape the Delivery of Legal Services
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The iPhone didn’t just improve mobile phone, it reshaped entire industries around it. That’s the opportunity law firms have with AI, according to Scott Kveton, CEO and co-founder of CaseMark.
From Y2K to GenAI, Scott has been a witness to a lot of change in tech. With that experience, he brings to the conversation some powerful insights on how AI forces law firms to rethink how work is produced, who produces it, and how value is captured.
These lessons informed his founding of Casemark, which provides enterprises a secure environment for developing their own applications using AI. The goal is to empower legal to untap the potential of internallly built solutions to the everyday needs of practitioners. This frees law firms from dependencies on third party vendors and false starts that end with zombie software lurking across an enterprise.
Going back to the iPhone analogy, this is the app store moment for legal, and Scott is positioning his services at the center of a movement for enterprises to build point solutions.
CaseMark - AI for Legal Teams | Professional Class AI
case.dev | API Platform for Legal Tech Developers
Scott Kveton | LinkedIn
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