Cozen O'Connor LLP

Crisis Squad member Steve Silton is in the studio.

He is a business and sports attorney with Cozen O'Connor, a national law firm based in Philadelphia.

Steve is our guy on the law and here for the case file I call Lockout Lowdown.

As this episode drops, the U.S. is in the middle of the World Series, but doom and gloom loom.

Welcome to Cozen O'Connor's Beltway and Beyond podcast.

I'm your host, Katie Schwab, based in the New York office, and I'm joined by my practice co-chair, Rose Christ.

We're joined also by Sean Claregett, a senior principal in Washington who's leading our government investigations practice.

Ask what you can do for your country.

Good morning.

I'm Katie Schwab with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies and welcome today to Beltway and Beyond.

I'm happy to say I'm joined by my colleagues, Sean Claregette.

who is a senior principal in our Washington office and also is leading our government investigations practice.

Okay, Jackie, I'd like to start with a Clearbrief customer case study from the legal world.

I recently read that the law firm Cozen O'Connor began using Clearbrief to help their team review legal briefs and strengthen the accuracy and verification process behind their work.

Can you share what was the challenge that they were trying to solve, and what role AI served in supporting that process?

Absolutely.

It flags mistakes for the lawyer, so nothing gets filed with a potential issue in it.

And then it also creates a report documenting, "Yes, I looked at this.

[chuckles] This is okay for you to sign, law firm partner." Um, and it gives them the ability to also see side by side that cited evidence.

Mm-hmm.