Attorney Lindsey Mignano spoke to the specific work she does as a co-owner of a San Francisco-based women- and minority-owned corporate law firm for startups.

Are you a sceptical, introverted, insecure, high-achiever who doesn’t like being told what to do? Well, then you must be a lawyer.

Law is presently at a cross-road. On one hand, I can see a brilliant legal future that resembles Tomorrowland at Disneyland – filled with sparkling new technologies such as AI

At a time of profound change, upheaval, and uncertainty, individuals and society seek stability, accessibility, and wisdom from their institutions. How is the legal industry responding? Spoiler alert: neither adequately nor holistically.

The future of the legal industry must be human first

AI is transforming our relationships with technology and with others, our senses of self, as well as our approaches to health care, banking, democracy, and the courts.

What should people working on improving contract experiences be focused on, to truly solve people’s fundamental problems?

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