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Can Your Firm Compete With Litera’s ‘Trailblazers’?

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By Jeremy Barker Verified
| Above the Law Verified
From left, Cindy Bare, Casey Rauschenberg, and Avaneesh Marwaha. At Litera, the clients often do the talking. So it’s no surprise that three of them shared the stage with CEO Avaneesh Marwaha at the company update at ILTACON last week. The clients, representatives from Troutman Pepper Locke and FBT Gibbons, were fresh off the latest Trailblazers Summit — an annual meeting of Litera Foundation users.
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From ‘Associate’ To ‘Doppelganger’: The Evolution Of The Legal AI Persona

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By Jeremy Barker Verified
| Above the Law Verified
“AI as a Teammate” panelists, from left, Jeff Cox of Steno, Damien Riehl of Clio, Daniel Himmel of Legora, and Nick Hafen of BYU Law School. If there’s one overarching takeaway from ILTACON 2026, it’s that legal tech has hit the big time. As Above the Law’s Stephen Embry noted, this year’s conference was CES-like, taking over the 700,000-square-foot Gaylord Opryland convention space in Nashville and drawing over 5,700 attendees.
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When Clients Ask About AI, How Should Firms Respond?

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By Jeremy Barker Verified
| Above the Law Verified
From left, Dennis Garcia of Litera, Donovan Bell of CLOC, and Rahul Chhabra of Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer. Although today’s legal technology events, above all else, showcase the many ways AI is disrupting the industry, at least one speaker at ILTACON 2026 noted changes in another area. As parents and educators are well aware, elementary school students can’t just come up with the right answer to a math problem anymore.
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