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Patrick Forquer on Legora’s Agentic AI, Legal Engineering, and Consumption-Based Pricing

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By Greg Lambert, Marlene Gebauer
| Legal Tech Monitor
In this episode of The Geek in Review, we talk with Patrick Forquer, Chief Revenue Officer at Legora, about legal AI’s move from experimentation into daily legal work. Forquer explains why Legora has invested heavily in legal engineers, lawyers with practice experience who work alongside clients on adoption, workflow design, prompt and context engineering, and change management.
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Who Governs Big Tech? Hannah Bloch-Wehba on AI Regulation, Police Surveillance, and Public Accountability

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By Greg Lambert, Marlene Gebauer
| Legal Tech Monitor
It turns out that tech companies don’t sit outside of government as just ordinary vendors. This week on The Geek in Review podcast, we welcome back Texas A&M University School of Law professor Hannah Bloch-Wehba to talk about accountability of Big Tech, AI regulations, government surveillance, and the intertwining of public authority and private tech infrastructure.
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Brad Blickstein on Private Equity Thinking, AI Pricing, and the Law Firm Business Model

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By Greg Lambert, Marlene Gebauer
| Open Legal Blog Archive
We welcome back Brad Blickstein, CEO at Blickstein Group, to discuss how private equity principles may provide law firms with an alternative approach to profitability, governance, and even long-term growth. Blickstein’s new book, WWPED: What Would Private Equity Do? was written to walk firms through how treating topics like pricing, technology, talent, and client relationships as part of the enterprise value instead of overhead expenses after year-end partnership distributions.
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