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Stephen Embry

Louisville
As seen in: TechLaw Crossroads, LinkedIn, Flipboard, Law.com, Above the Law, Law Technology Today, DealBreaker, LexBlog, LLRX, Employment Law Strategist, Practice Source and
Lawyer. Writer. Futurist. Publisher TechLaw Crossroads blog. Past Chair Law Practice Division, American Bar Association. Regular contributor, Above the Law
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AI And The End Of The Law Firm: We May Wind Up Being Wrong?

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By Stephen Embry
| Above the Law Verified
One thing I learned as a trial lawyer, sometimes the hard way, is that trusting your gut instinct is not the same as relying on data. That’s why in later years I became such an advocate of data-based litigation analytics. Data has the unpleasant way of separating what we think is going on from what is really happening. And these days, that can lead us to overestimate our gut and underestimate the resilience of lawyers and law firms. I once had a complex multi-party construction defect case.
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Want to Try Cases? It’s Hell. Until You’re Standing at the Podium

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By Stephen Embry
| TechLaw Crossroads
I recently finished reading one of Scott Turow’s legal thrillers. As most of you know, Turow is not only an author, but he was also a lawyer, and a trial lawyer at that. At one point in the book, he captured in a single paragraph what it’s really like to try cases. To be a trial lawyer. What he wrote resonated because it mirrored what I experienced and felt when trying cases over my career.
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Want to Try Cases? It’s Hell. Until You’re Standing at the Podium

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By Stephen Embry
| Legal Tech Monitor
I recently finished reading one of Scott Turow’s legal thrillers. As most of you know, Turow is not only an author, but he was also a lawyer, and a trial lawyer at that. At one point in the book, he captured in a single paragraph what it’s really like to try cases. To be a trial lawyer. What he wrote resonated because it mirrored what I experienced and felt when trying cases over my career.
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