Hey there! I’m John, a lawyer who’s been pushing the boundaries of tech since I first laid hands on a computer. I became a lawyer because I’ve always been curious and love learning new things, and technology, like the law, offers boundless opportunities to do just that. For the past 15 years, I’ve leveraged cutting-edge tools to drive better outcomes in complex legal matters, from conducting forensic investigations to deploying AI in high-stakes eDiscovery cases. My true calling lies in finding innovative solutions to the thorniest problems and answering the most ambiguous questions.

Currently, I’m exploring language models and other AI tools, and their potential to reshape the legal landscape. We’re on the brink of a game-changing shift in how legal services are delivered, and I’m thrilled to be at the forefront of this transformation.

This wave is coming for us all, whether we’re ready or not. The only way to learn to swim is to get wet, and the only way to avoid being crushed by the AI tidal wave is to dive in headfirst and start experimenting.

Consider this our digital sandbox, where I’ll share my explorations, hacks, links, and whatever else captures my attention. If you’re the kind of person who enjoys pushing limits and figuring out where the boundaries lie, pull up a chair and let’s chat. Together, we’ll navigate this uncharted territory and have a blast while we’re at it.


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Welcome to the Grid - Ortholinear Keyboards

I found myself last week, as one does, aimlessly scrolling through the Keychron website when something caught my eye - an ortholinear keyboard that wouldn’t ...

Summarizing Depositions with AI

Here’s a proof of concept summary of seven hours of one Bill Gates taking the heat for IE being better than what Netscape Navigator was becoming at the time....

Using GPT-4o to Write Legal Memos

This is a preview of a project that I’ve been working on in preparation for a couple presentations. This is a preview of the analysis that I’ll be running th...