AI for Lawyers: The Assistants That Never Sleep (But Still Need Supervision)
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AI is rapidly reshaping the legal industry but where does it actually help lawyers, and where does it fall apart?
In this episode of Maximum Lawyer Live, Tyson Mutrux breaks down a thought-provoking article shared by Alex Su about how lawyers are usi…
How to Break Into Legal Tech and AI as a Lawyer with Ben Chiriboga
Legal tech comes up constantly when lawyers are thinking about leaving practice. It's legal adjacent, the field is growing, and there seem to be a lot of jobs. But when lawyers actually try to make a move, they usually don't know where to start. The roles aren't standardized, the titles don't mean …
Alex Su and Andy Chagui on Flexible Legal Talent, AI Pressure, and the Future of Law Firm Leverage
This week on The Geek in Review, we talk with Alex Su and Andy Chagui of Latitude about the shifting economics of law firm talent, the rise of flexible legal staffing, and the pressure AI is placing on traditional leverage models. Su, known across legal circles for his sharp commentary and creative…
Why Every Legal Team is About to Be Restructured with Alex Su (Latitude Legal)
Alex Su talks to the people who hire lawyers. As Chief Revenue Officer at Latitude, an alternative legal services provider that builds on-demand teams for firms and in-house departments, he sees the resourcing decisions, the AI pressure, and the trade-offs play out in real time. During our conversa…
How Lawyers Can Rethink Their Skills for Business with Alex Su
In legal practice, it is easy to start measuring yourself by whether you can cover every detail, do everything perfectly, and keep grinding through whatever is in front of you. If that is not the way you are wired, it can feel like there is something wrong with you, instead of recognizing that the …
Leading AI Transformation in Legal with Bill Ryan
Artificial intelligence is creating new possibilities for how legal work is performed, delivered, and experienced. As legal organizations explore those opportunities, many are also rethinking how leadership, culture, and ways of working evolve alongside the technology.
Alex Su and Jay Harrington si…
E60 - Alex Su, President, Latitude Legal
Alex Su is one of those people I need to catch up with every now and then just to see what he's thinking. Since we recorded this, Alex was named President of Latitude Legal. He understands both the people selling lawyers on change and the lawyers they're trying to convince, and those two groups don…
As Alex Su Is Named President of Latitude Legal, We Talk about Why AI Is Driving Demand for Flex Talent
Call it Alex Su, redux. We do not usually have the same guest on LawNext twice in the same year, but there is good reason to have Alex back, as he has just been named president of Latitude Legal, the flexible legal staffing company.
Last February, Alex and host Bob Ambrogi recorded a live episod…
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Damien Riehl and Horace Wu interview Alex Su, who describes his path from Big Law litigation to startup sales and social media, then to Latitude, a flex talent company where he became president.
The discussion centers on how legal services and legal tech are evolving in an increas…
The Transferable Skills Lawyers Overlook When Leaving Law
When you're thinking about leaving law, it's easy to convince yourself that you don't have any transferable skills. You've spent years learning how to be a lawyer, and so much of what you do every day feels specific to practicing law. It's hard to imagine how any of that experience would be useful …
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