E109: Zohar Fisher on AI, the Future of Lawyers & the End of Hourly Billing(?)
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E109: Zohar Fisher on AI, the Future of Lawyers & the End of Hourly Billing(?)
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I’ve told my wife I might need to retire in five years. Not because I want to stop working—but because I’m wondering whether AI will leave commercial lawyers with a profession that looks anything like the one we know today.
Zohar Fisher, founder of Robus and co-founder of LawFlex, joins me to debate that prediction. He sees disruption coming, but also an opportunity for adaptable lawyers who move quickly and build relationships their clients won’t want to lose.
We explore legal outsourcing, human review of AI-generated work, the uncertain path for junior lawyers, and the shift from hourly billing to value-based legal fees. Zohar explains the idea behind AI-native law firms, while I ask what happens to insurance, professional responsibility and the price clients will pay for human judgment.
We finish with a problem many commercial lawyers will recognize: AI turning a routine agreement into a long list of objections—and making a deal harder to close.
If you’re a lawyer, law student, founder or someone wondering what AI means for your own career, this conversation is for you.
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