The Geek In Review

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Legal Writing, Generative AI, Citation Verification, BriefCatch, Legal Technology, Law Firm AI Adoption, Courts and AI

October 05, 2026

This week we talk with Ross Guberman, founder and CEO of BriefCatch, and Heather Rodriguez, the company’s enterprise account executive. Ross built BriefCatch to put the lessons from his books and workshops in front of lawyers while they write. It started as a rules engine that flagged everything from typos to sentence flow. He admits he was never a coder, and says he would have looked for a technical co-founder if he had known the term existed. Today BriefCatch pairs that original engine with...

Legal AI Strategy Beyond the Prompt: Maryam Salehijam on Adoption, ROI, and Building What Works

September 28, 2026

Law firms and legal departments face pressure to adopt AI, yet buying another tool does not answer the hardest question: Which problem needs solving? Dr. Maryam Salehijam, founder and CEO of Andarzi, joins Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer to discuss how legal teams choose between existing systems, new vendors, and tools built for their own workflows. Her starting point is to observe the work, identify a useful outcome, and then decide what technology belongs in the process.Salehijam describes...

Patlytics and the Patent AI Race: Paul Lee on Human Judgment and the AI Dividend

September 14, 2026

Paul Lee, co-founder and CEO of Patlytics, joins Greg Lambert to explain how an AI platform built specifically for intellectual property work is changing the patent lifecycle. Patlytics supports workflows spanning patent drafting, prior art analysis, office action responses, portfolio management, litigation readiness, and claim-chart preparation. Lee reports that the company now works with roughly 55 percent of the Am Law 100 and hundreds of corporations across technology, biotechnology, phar...

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Who is an ideal guest for The Geek In Review?

The Geek In Review typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior legal technology or law firm executives, legal innovation and knowledge-management leaders, law professors and policy scholars, and established consultants or authors with specialized expertise in the business and technology of law. Common among recent guests: Executive leadership in legal technology or professional services; Published books, surveys, or significant industry research; Academic scholarship in technology, privacy, regulation, or law. Recent guests include Elizabeth Petit, Phillip Greer, and Patrick Forquer.

How hard is it to get booked on The Geek In Review?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Legal Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Legal Innovation, Knowledge Management, and Law Firms. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.