What Happens Next?

In 2023, Michael Bommarito proved AI could pass the Bar exam. Now he's asking the difficult questions about where our industry and world might be going

Feb 22 • Matt Pollins

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Are Agents Burning Us Out?

The human context window is being stretched to the limit by agents moving faster than we can think or track work. How should legal teams respond?

Feb 12 • Matt Pollins

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Why YC just backed an AI law firm

I meet J.P. Mohler, Co-Founder at General Legal, an AI-native law firm backed by Y Combinator

Feb 9 • Matt Pollins

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January 2026

Should law firms encourage vibecoding?

I discuss with Hélder Santos, Global Head of Legal Tech & Innovation at Bird & Bird

Jan 31 • Matt Pollins

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Should clients get a discount if firms use AI?

I discuss with Richard Burcher, one of the world's foremost experts on legal pricing

Jan 24 • Matt Pollins

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41:57

Without Limitation (S1 E1): Mary Bonsor

Mary Bonsor, founder of Flex Legal, shares how she built and then sold the company, the impact of AI on junior lawyers, and the changing relationship…

Jan 18 • Matt Pollins

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42:27

How To Train Your Agent

Will law firms adopt Skills, the new standard for agents?

Jan 10 • Matt Pollins

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December 2025

The Multi-Channel Law Firm

Work is splitting into productised and bespoke - how will firms respond?

Dec 18, 2025 • Matt Pollins

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Making Agents Interoperable

Agents are becoming proactive; we need standards to make sure they play nicely

Dec 10, 2025 • Matt Pollins

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November 2025

Agents in Legal: Solo Contributors or Integrated Teammates?

How we might design multi-agent systems for legal processes

Nov 28, 2025 • Matt Pollins

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Opus 4.5: the next step for legal agents?

Just as we were celebrating the capabilities of Gemini 3, a new benchmark landed

Nov 25, 2025 • Matt Pollins

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The Changing Role of Email in Law

Does Outlook remain the collaboration hub for legal work?

Nov 24, 2025 • Matt Pollins