The Fringe Legal Podcast is a collection of conversations with innovators on how to put ideas into practice. Each episode is a discussion with a change-maker who shares their ideas, insights, and lessons from their journey.
Helen Fan built a law firm run by two AI agents and programmed them to argue. Her 100-day experiment surfaces what's actually hard about multi-agent systems, why Big Law has a structural AI problem no one talks about, and how to build an orchestration layer that works.
A lawyer beat 13,000 applicants to win Anthropic's global coding hackathon without writing a single line of code. Mike Brown on building with AI, why lawyers are built for this moment, and the techniques that actually work.
How law firms build AI programs that last: lessons from Jennifer Waite, Chief Knowledge and Innovation Officer at Arnall Golden Gregory.
Everyone is talking about AI, but we should spend just as much time discussing its responsible use. Fringe Legal sat down with some of the individuals involved with RAILS (Responsible AI in Legal Services). RAILS is a thoughtful, collaborative effort to ensure AI is used ethically and effectively across the
Reflecting on what I want to do on Fringe Legal this year, I realized I will return to the reason I started FL in the first place. To use writing and podcasting as a way to learn. So, I invite you to join me as I learn new concepts, explore
Where AI and automation dominate headlines, it's easy to lose sight of what drives the legal industry: human connections. Yet, as law firms race to adopt the latest tech, there's a growing recognition that the most successful firms will strike a delicate balance between technological innovation
