Utah-admitted attorney, 35 years inside legal knowledge and technology. Today I design and build governed, agentic-AI operating systems for legal practices — from the solo attorney to the global firm.
Start a conversation See the 50-state fanoutI sit where attorneys and engineers meet — and I'm trusted by both. I turn generative AI from a demo into day-to-day practice: repeatable workflows, precedent and playbook libraries, and the governance that keeps the output verifiable.
Agentic-AI workflows and a transferable operating model — multi-agent orchestration that produces attorney-ready work, not novelties.
Citation-checked, source-verified, compliant by design. The governance and knowledge architecture are built in, not bolted on.
From the solo attorney to the practice group to the global firm — the same governed engine, fanned out and adopted.
A working demonstration of governed legal AI at scale: a single, locked golden template, fanned across all 50 states and the District of Columbia by an AI swarm I orchestrate in Claude Cowork. One voice, fifty-one jurisdictions, every claim held to its primary source — re-run fresh every week.
Click any cover to open the full, source-verified brief — one golden template, fanned to all 51.
Browse the full weekly catalog →A single golden example sets the voice, structure, and quality bar before anything fans out.
One natural-language orchestrator — Role, Inputs, Work loop, Rules — runs the swarm. No brittle scripts.
The swarm fans the stencil across jurisdictions in parallel; the folder is the kanban — state lives in file existence, not a database.
Every statute, bulletin, and figure is checked against primary law; a representative slice is sampled to keep quality defensible at scale.
I've built and led knowledge-management and practice-automation functions inside global firms — creating programs from scratch, integrating systems with real attorney workflows, and earning adoption by tying every initiative to measurable value. At Hunton I built the Client Workroom that scaled to 8,000 users and 600 client companies and became the firm's standard way of working.
Tool-agnostic field notes from AI-enablement work — the “fights with the AI” and what building and shipping governed legal AI is actually teaching me. Not legal advice.
All Field Notes →If you want it done with both legal credibility and hands-on AI capability, let's talk. Based in Richmond, Virginia; set up for Washington, DC on a hybrid basis.