Knowledge & Innovation Attorney
From technology litigator to building and deploying technology for litigators
Request an introI'm a Knowledge & Innovation attorney at a global law firm, where I evaluate, govern, and deploy AI tools for litigators. My job sits at the intersection of two questions: which tools are safe to use on which legal work, and how to fit them into the way lawyers actually practice. At heart I’m a creative, an innovator, and a builder. The highlight of my current research includes a hallucination benchmark based on real sanctions orders and an evaluation framework for lawyers to make legal AI tool choices. Before devoting my time to building for law practice, I spent eight years as a privacy and advertising litigator; and before studying law, I got a foundation in software development. Those experiences inform my work every day. As a seasoned litigator I can confidently define the problems worth solving and deeply understand the requirements and implications of my builds. Happy to talk about: legal AI evals and benchmarks, human review gates, AI governance programs, law firm innovation, litigation data analytics, and learning to build as a lawyer.
“Every day, I work with litigators across the tech-competence spectrum to turn unstructured litigation-related data into useful intelligence and transform their practice with AI-native workflows. It’s been immensely satisfying both to remove some friction in lawyers’ day jobs, and to mentor and empower other lawyer-builders to do the same for themselves.”
Dashboard for tracking federal and state court local rules, standing orders, and judge-specific procedures. Features an AI-powered research agent for discovering court resources and automated URL tracking.
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