Suggested by Eugene Kim about 3 years ago

The business of law is built on the billable hour model, which rewards and incentivizes inefficiency, yet the vast majority of "legal work" has been defined and established. Using technology and thoughtful process, we can address most transactional legal work and focus on solving problems and innovating solutions.

The legal industry is rapidly approaching its tipping point. The pace of technological innovation, the proliferation of alternative legal service providers, and the inefficiency of the billable hour model are converging. The popularity of Chat GPT is shining a massive spotlight on the legal industry, but process automation and standardization are just as disruptive tools.