Gregory Mostyn
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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I mean, make sure you're actually reading the documents themselves as as they should be read, you know, you know, exactly as they would look if you printed them out, which is really important.
So it might take three hours to do a chronology in Wechsler.
It doesn't take three minutes and it doesn't take three days.
But those three hours not only help you get the best output, but they also help you become an expert in the case.
And so that's why it's important to have that that kind of process doesn't mean it's not like unbelievably helpful and a huge amount of time saving.
But it's actually important because you're becoming more up to speed and more familiar with the documents than maybe even if you'd read them cover to cover, because reading them cover to cover, you get lost in the story of each document.
You know, you're not looking at things in terms of the fact patterns.
There's so much value from generalist legal AI.
And generalist AI in general.
It's unbelievably useful.
We use Claude internally.
The productivity gains you get are just unconscionable from what it would have been even a year ago.
It's a complete level up.
But...
In the theatre of litigation, you're looking for the upper hand against the other side and you're looking for anything that will give you that advantage.
And not just that, you want something that understands the nuances of disputes.
You understand that things aren't always as they seem.
Things are obfuscated or...
unclear or people are speaking in in code words and you know investigations people are like saying very odd speech patterns those kind of things is where you need something that's bespoke and custom built for that challenge which is kind of um really deeply understands litigation isn't retrofitted and has this way of distilling documents into facts and using that as the unit of analysis um and in litigation if it gives you the upper hand it's worth
you know millions because it could you could be in a hundred million dollar lawsuit and there's a huge amount at stake and so that's where um we're seeing a lot of pull from the market people will generally already have a generalist legal ai platform they may also have chat gpt enterprise or claude or whatever it is and they're using wexler because it understands litigation it can do a huge amount so we can do 250 000 documents of llm analysis which is i think more than
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