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Sep 16, 2026
What Banks Actually Look At When They Fund a Law Firm | Courtney Worrell
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Kim WiegandHOST
If we think about those options and the ways that firms are restructuring and changing, how are they funding it? So if we look at this huge systemic change in some areas, AI, talent, what are the funding options that are available to them?

Courtney WorrellGUEST
And what it means is firms don't have to dilute their equity to access capital that's really transformative for their business.

Courtney WorrellGUEST
So I think a lot of law firms think of major capital injections into a firm.

Courtney WorrellGUEST
The logical thought at the moment is private equity, and there's a lot of discussion about that.

Courtney WorrellGUEST
It's becoming a bigger part of the conversation, but I think it's important for firms to remember and be aware that traditional, more structured banking options have definitely evolved.
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Kim WiegandHOST
So Courtney, tell me, what is the lender appetite right now in the legal sector? And what does that really tell us about where we're at in that transformation?