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Ian Bagshaw, Managing Partner at Perkins Coie London — The Future of Law Firms, AI & Training the Next Generation
In this episode, Ian Bagshaw shares his remarkable career journey from accidental lawyer to Managing Partner of Perkins Coie London, offering a fascinating perspective on how technology, talent and culture are reshaping the legal profession.Ian reflects on working his way into law through an unexpe…
Denodo on Active Data Architecture: Trends and Outlook
Welcome to the latest episode of AI Data Bites (Powered by Denodo). As AI reshapes the enterprise, organizations are realizing that traditional data architectures are no longer enough to support intelligent, real-time action. To explore what it takes to build an AI-ready foundation, host Neha Gurud…
How Cooley Became A Leading Litigation Firm
Welcome to Original Jurisdiction, the latest legal publication by me, David Lat. You can learn more about Original Jurisdiction by reading its About page, and you can email me at davidlat@substack.com. This is a reader-supported publication; you can subscribe by clicking here.
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Rachel Cohen Ran the Numbers
Rachel Cohen picks her filming spots the way she picks her fights, with a reason ready. On a hot morning in late July, she sat for a long interview near the Art Institute of Chicago, a block from the Grant Park paths she walks most days and films on. Cohen is 31, a Harvard Law graduate who spent th…
EP004: The Outlaw Philosopher and Demoniacs: The Hate They Sent Me After the AZ Supreme Court
"Is that principle non-existent in Arizona?" — the question from the Chief Justice that ASU's lawyer could not answer.
In this episode of The Outlaw Philosopher, Dr. Owen Anderson takes you inside the Arizona Supreme Court, where his case was finally heard on September 1, 2026. He walks through th…
The EEOC Fights to Keep Its Law-Firm DEI Records Secret, Disney Takes On the FCC & What Sen. Kelly's AI Tax Bill Would Actually Tax
This Day in Legal History: The Stamp Act Congress
On October 7, 1765, twenty-seven delegates from nine of the thirteen American colonies met in New York City for what became known as the Stamp Act Congress. Parliament had passed the Stamp Act that spring, requiring colonists to buy stamped paper fo…
Trump "Very Bad Things," American Workers and H-1B Visas, ICE in CA & Dell Donation | Ep. 189
President Donald Trump said in the Oval Office that he could have done "very bad things" to Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama, that aides told him to go get them, and that he refused out of respect for the presidency, while adding he can still do whatever he wants. On The Alan Sanders Sh…
S15E5: Finding Product Market Fit with Fazeshift Co-Founder & CEO Caitlin Leksana
In this episode of The Room Podcast, we speak with Caitlin Leksana, co-founder and CEO of Fazeshift, a company building AI agents for accounts receivable. Caitlin traces her path from growing up outside Washington, D.C., and studying mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech to water-desalination rese…
S15E7: Building Legal AI Agents with GC AI Co-Founder and CEO Cecilia Ziniti
In this episode of The Room Podcast, Madison and Claudia sit down in the studio with Cecilia Ziniti, co-founder and CEO of GC AI. Cecilia shares how growing up as an immigrant, working inside Yahoo’s early trust and safety team, and serving as counsel at technology companies shaped her path from la…
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