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Zach Abramowitz interviews Max Junestrand about the future of legal AI and its potential as a trillion-dollar opportunity.

As AI capabilities accelerate, how should law firms and legal departments prepare for a future where agents can perform increasingly complex legal work? In this episode, Zach speaks with Max Junestrand, CEO and co-founder of Legora, about the rapid evolution of legal AI and what it means for the future of legal services. They discuss the recent wave of law firms building their own AI initiatives, why legal teams are adopting AI faster than many realize, and how firms can rethink their business models in an agent-driven world. The conversation also explores the role of legal-specific AI products, the growing importance of transformation partners, and why Max believes legal AI represents a trillion-dollar opportunity. In this episode: Why law firms are investing heavily in AI How legal teams can prepare for a future where AI agents perform increasingly complex work Why legal-specific AI products still matter in a world of Claude, GPT, and other frontier models How AI is changing the economics of legal services and creating new opportunities for firms Why Max believes legal AI could become a trillion-dollar market opportunity Subscribe to Zach’s newsletter…

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