I spoke with Vicente Silveira, the Co-Founder and CEO at AI Drive, a platform for legal professionals and teams to deploy agents that support document-intensive projects. We discussed the importance of trust and accuracy in AI-powered legal document analysis, the value of a multi-model approach, and where AI agents in legal work are headed.

In this 56th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed the 10th Anniversary of the Lexpo Conference, best practices for assessing the value of legal AI investments, and the LexisNexis AI Symposium on May 5th in New York City.

I spoke with Bill Schroeder, the founder and co-principal of Clarity, a consultancy focused on brand research, brand strategy, and brand-driven change programs for law firms. We discussed how law firm branding is unique, the effect of brand-driven change programs, and branding advice for law firm managing partners.

I spoke with Nick Fleisher, the Co-Founder and CEO of Sandstone, an AI-native control tower for corporate legal departments. We discussed how Sandstone differs from Contract Lifecycle Management tools, the biggest challenges of introducing new technology in a corporate legal department, and how technology is transforming the way in-house legal teams operate.

I spoke with Nick West, a Partner and the Chief Strategy Officer at Mishcon de Reya. We discussed the firm's approach to innovation, the metrics it captures related to its use of Legora, how it measures the ROI of Legora and other tools, how law firms should think about the return on their technology investments, and the new Legora ROI Report.

In this 55th episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, Editor and Publisher of Legal IT Insider, and I discussed our impressions of Legalweek 2026, the ROI of legal AI, and the maturation of AI deployment in law firms and corporate legal departments.

I spoke with Pat Utz, the Co-Founder and CEO of Abstract, an AI policy intelligence platform for legislation and regulation. We discussed how Abstract sources its information, how customers use it to understand state and federal regulations, the unique type of intelligence it provides, and the importance of guardrails for relying on the output of AI-assisted technology.

I spoke with Alex Sappington, the Co-CEO of PageVault, a tool for capturing online content in a legally defensible manner. We discussed PageVault’s launch of Stencil, the problem Stencil solves for trademark teams, how PageVault’s work in litigation strengthens its role in trademarks, and where Stencil fits within the broader array of legal technology tools.