Visa Processing Has Its Own Headwinds and Tailwinds
Visa processing is really an intake and handoff problem hitting stretched legal teams. Here's what's working against it, what's working for it, and what's actually inside your control.
Thoughts on legal operations, the future of software, and why we're building LegalOperator the way we are.
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Legal's been told to do more with less for years. AI means your software vendors can too. Expect smarter software and a lower price. Both, not one or the other.
Visa processing is really an intake and handoff problem hitting stretched legal teams. Here's what's working against it, what's working for it, and what's actually inside your control.
Legal intake isn't a feature on the front of a matter management system. It's the half of in-house legal work that never becomes a matter, and the next frontier for the teams that build for it.
Own the data and you win. Own the workflow and you win. I think both are the wrong place to plant the flag. What you want to own is the experience, end to end, for everyone who touches it.
Legal software needs to be easier than Slacking a lawyer. That's the bar. If it's not, people will just go around your tool.
LegalOperator's new Jira integration turns a Jira ticket into a legal request, in either direction. No new portal for the business team. No new tool for legal.
Everyone's talking about doing more with less. The biggest opportunity in front of us is to do less with less. Here's what AI actually changes for in-house legal teams, and why I built LegalOperator for the 3 to 5 person teams doing the work of 10.
I'm a builder who saw something that needed to exist. We're starting with an AI-enabled knowledge base that answers routine legal questions so lawyers don't have to.
Most knowledge bases are graveyards. They're filled with outdated documents no one reads. We built something different: a system that learns from your team's actual answers, in real-time.
Hidden pricing isn't a sales tactic. It's a sign that a vendor values their margins more than your time. Here's why we think transparency is the future, and why we're betting the company on it.
Everyone talks about AI making it easier to build. Fewer people talk about what that means for buying. If you're a vendor in 2026, you need to understand this shift, or get left behind.
Why I left a successful exit to build another legal tech company, and what I learned about timing, conviction, and building for the world that's coming rather than the world that exists.