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"Legal Tech refers to not just an expanding array of technological tools, but also to a global movement aimed at making the legal industry suited for the needs of today and tomorrow’s legal consumers."

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- Colin S. Levy 

LEGAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATOR

CHALLENGING THE
CONVENTIONAL.

Author, Educator, and General Counsel bridging the gap between law and technology.

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How I Help:

  • Speaking and training for legal departments and law firms on AI, CLM, and legal technology, focused on real use cases, risks, and what actually changes in day-to-day practice.

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  • ​Practical writing, frameworks, and resources that help general counsel, legal ops, and firm leaders evaluate technology, pressure-test vendor claims, and make better-informed decisions about where to invest.

THE VOICE OF
LEGAL TECH.

Colin S. Levy is a leading voice in artificial intelligence (AI) and legal technology, driving the conversation around how AI is transforming the future of legal tech and modern law practice. Through his writing, speaking, and professional leadership, he empowers legal professionals to understand and embrace the intersection of AI, digital transformation, and the evolving practice of law, helping shape a more innovative, technology-enabled legal industry. He has delivered AI-focused presentations for numerous institutions including The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School and the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office.

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THE LEGAL TECH ECOSYSTEM

A comprehensive accessible introduction to the world of legal tech.

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AI Agents for Lawyers

Most of the attention on AI in legal practice has focused on generative tools: drafting, summarizing, answering research questions. This guide is about what comes next. Agentic artificial intelligence doesn't respond to prompts. It pursues goals. You hand an agent a contract to process and it reads the document, selects the playbook, drafts redlines, routes the file, and updates the matter record without being re-prompted between steps. The lawyer's job shifts to designing the workflow,...
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AI & Client Value

I wrote this guide because the conversation most law firms are having about artificial intelligence is pointed in the wrong direction. The question firms keep asking is how to cut costs and reduce hours. That question has an answer, but it leads somewhere bad: in a billable-hour model, efficiency means less revenue. And when you tell clients that AI makes your lawyers faster, the next thing they ask is why they're still paying the same rates. The question worth asking is different: what can...
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AI Governance Guide

Most law firms and legal departments now have an AI policy. Very few have working AI governance. I wrote this guide specifically around that gap, e.g. the distance between the policy as written and the way lawyers actually use AI in practice and treats it as the operational problem worth solving. I wrote this guide to help anchor the topic to the frameworks lawyers cannot ignore: ABA Formal Opinion 512, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the EU AI Act, and the Colorado AI Act. But the...
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Conversations with the innovators redefining the legal industry.

The Voices of Legal Tech

Authoritative interviews and guest insights from legal tech leaders and lawyers transforming the legal industry. Colin delivers strategic conversations on legal technology, AI for lawyers, and the tools redefining modern practice.

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