Law firms say they’re built to serve clients. In truth, they're built to serve their partners.
Blackletter raised $6M to put clients first. Led by @LererHippeau with the CEOs of @cohere, @twelvelabs and @adaption_ai.
75+ clients, from day-to-day work to @WindBorneWx's $37M Series B.
@jrbluth@LererHippeau@cohere@twelvelabs@adaption_ai@WindBorneWx Huge congrats to you, David, Avi, and the whole Blackletter team on the $6M seed! Working with your team over the past few months, it is clear how much faster a firm moves when frontier AI engineers and practicing attorneys build side by side around fixed fees.
Lawyers work in Word, but clients approve on their phones. The redline that gets looked at is the one that looks the same on every screen. https://t.co/cO6M9nS2sA
@Ken_LinkWell@cherry_mx_reds This could be a huge wedge moment for startups. If you don’t have agents running defensive system audits, you’re at huge risk. Not six months from now. Today.
Last night I built an app to cover regression tests from my keyboard, superhuman style.
I saved for the end, “Claude, add a button that locks the baseline, confetti shower. Don’t press the button. I want to press the button.”
Claude pressed the button.
@zackbshapiro We’re still in the early innings. For AI natives moving upmarket, there’s no ceiling in sight. We haven’t even reached the phase where AI can do all the dilligence, all the doc review.
@alexfmac I’m not sure I understand. Why is being made to feel physically uncomfortable a positive? It sounds like your body was telling you to avoid these individuals.
@aaronklaw Alignment has gotten out of control. While updating our DPA, my compliance AI offered to volunteer me for FedRAMP quarterly reporting to the General Services Administration.