Gregory Mostyn
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first heard Jun 2026
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and it also will give you that upper hand in the case.
We think we've built, in fact, we know we've built something really unique that is people see a significant delta against these platforms.
And so we just want to build up that advantage.
We want to build the best software for building the best case for litigators, for investigators.
exploring some other verticals like claims handling insurance regulatory stuff we're actually seeing quite a lot of pull from enterprises for doing some of their in-house litigation um so yeah it's just about consolidating doubling down increasing the scale to ingest millions of documents in a sort of
in this same pipeline and just building more of these workflows that can help bring out the human side in a dispute.
So what I was saying earlier, you know, prepping for the big day in the same way an athlete preps for the big race and kind of searching for that, you know, identifying every critical fact that could help bring your case together.
So, yeah, doubling down, geographical expansion.
Obviously, the US is the biggest market.
We have a lot of usage in APAC as well, Australia and Singapore.
I mean, I wasn't a lawyer is the first thing I'd say, but, you know, we've got a head of commercial strategy who is a litigator at Mayor Brown, and he became the sort of firm expert on AI before making the move.
I do think, I mean, I've heard a few people say this, but I think it's valid, like,
if you are entering the sort of world of legal practice and you already are an expert in AI, like we've got an operations associate who's starting a training contract next year and he is an absolute whiz at Claude and all the other models now.
He is going to command a huge amount of respect and gravitas in the firm, even with much older partners.
And so you can enter the world of work as an expert.
You can enter the world of work with authority that you didn't have before because before you were, you know,
of someone at a firm who built a sort of self-coded or vibe coded application, which has now been rolled out across the whole firm when he was a trainee.
So I think become an expert.
You don't have to be like technical to do this anymore.
Just become, stay incredibly inquisitive and curious.
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