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Legalweek is next week! We're excited showcase our latest updates. Fileread be featured at our partner?Cimplifi's Booth #2225 on Wednesday, March 26th from 10:45-11:45am EST. See you there!

Legalweek 2025 is approaching fast! Visit Cimplifi at Booth #2225 on Wednesday, March 26 at 10:45am, where our Strategic Partnerships Lead Justin Brownstone will showcase Fileread's latest technology alongside Cimplifi's Director of Training Josh Witty. See you there!

We're thrilled to showcase our latest innovations, including our multimodal capability. Fileread will be featured at our partner Cimplifi's Booth #2225 on Wednesday, March 26th from 10:45-11:45am EST. Schedule a time to connect with us?here: https://lnkd.in/emKmgnFZ #legalweek2025 #innovation

Exciting news: Fileread’s interface just got a glow-up, and it couldn’t have happened without our customers’ insights. Thanks to valuable customer feedback, we set out to upgrade our UX to match their ideal workflows for faster, more efficient document review. With these updates, attorneys can:? → Easily toggle between documents and metadata insights without switching back and forth between each platform? → Review citations while actively coding → Find the 3–4 key metadata fields, filtering out what’s irrelevant → Narrow down millions of case documents into manageable, searchable subsets faster Our goal is to help lawyers move faster while staying accurate. We’re making case prep as comprehensive as possible, giving our customers an edge over the opposing counsel. Litigators are at the center of our design, and all of our product decisions are made around their unique needs. At Fileread, our customers' feedback drives our innovation.

Exciting news - I’m thrilled to welcome Justin Brownstone to Fileread. He joins our team as Strategic Partnerships Lead, in a newly created role that combines product and sales. Justin will drive our business growth and product strategy for law firms and corporate clients in the discovery and litigation space. Justin is a seasoned innovator at the intersection of law and technology. A former litigator at Quinn Emanuel and Miller Barondess LLP, he most recently served as Principal Product Manager at Lex Machina, following his role overseeing Product and Sales at Gavelytics. This unique blend of legal practice and product leadership makes him ideally suited to drive Fileread's next chapter of growth. In his own words, "When I saw their demo, I was stunned by how they've harnessed cutting-edge technology to transform litigation workflows. Fileread stands apart as the rare exception in the sea of LLMs - delivering practical, powerful results that actually work. It’s exactly the type of tool I wish I’d had when I practiced." Welcome, Justin!

Exciting news - I’m thrilled to welcome Justin Brownstone to Fileread. He joins our team as Strategic Partnerships Lead, in a newly created role that combines product and sales. Justin will drive our business growth and product strategy for law firms and corporate clients in the discovery and litigation space. Justin is a seasoned innovator at the intersection of law and technology. A former litigator at Quinn Emanuel and Miller Barondess LLP, he most recently served as Principal Product Manager at Lex Machina, following his role overseeing Product and Sales at Gavelytics. This unique blend of legal practice and product leadership makes him ideally suited to drive Fileread's next chapter of growth. In his own words, "When I saw their demo, I was stunned by how they've harnessed cutting-edge technology to transform litigation workflows. Fileread stands apart as the rare exception in the sea of LLMs - delivering practical, powerful results that actually work. It’s exactly the type of tool I wish I’d had when I practiced." Welcome, Justin!

What will be the most in-demand skill as a lawyer in 2025? (It won’t be memorizing case law or drafting contracts.) AI systems are becoming increasingly prevalent in litigation — and? lawyers need to know how to use it to their advantage.? Learning to create precise, well-structured AI prompts is an essential skill to prevent litigators from falling behind. (For example, prompting an AI tool to extract valuable information during document review.) Looking ahead, prompts will likely be built into legal products — learning how to test new AI capabilities will be crucial for attorneys seeking a competitive edge. Why does this matter? Finely tuned AI prompts mean better outcomes when looking for contradictions, timelines, and facts during document review. This will help litigation teams use AI to find facts they might have otherwise missed. Here are my tips for mastering AI prompting: 1?? Start with basic prompts, like asking for summaries or rephrasing a legal clause in layman’s terms. 2?? Tweak your prompt if you’re unsatisfied with the output — you can add more details, like asking for fact citations. 3?? Specify output needs by asking for bullet points, a narrative, a technical summary, or provide previous examples you’d like it to emulate. 4?? Test variations and experiment with phrasing. For example, try asking the tool to "analyze this timeline" versus "draft a timeline based on the case's key points." While similar in theory, these two prompts will likely result in far different outputs. This will help you reduce your manual workload so you can focus on what matters: Storytelling, strategy, and client satisfaction. The better your prompt, the better the output.

?? This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for the litigators who gobble up challenges like our AI devours litigation data! Thankful for all the legal innovative warriors pushing this technology forward to make a difference of our lifetime. #innovation #legalAI