CAT CASEY

Cat Casey, widely known as The TechnoCat, is a global voice in artificial intelligence and legal innovation. For nearly two decades, she has operated at the crossroads of AI, forensics, and high-stakes legal work. Her career spans leadership roles at top law firms, consulting giants, and market-defining legal technology companies, where she built and led global innovation, eDiscovery, and data strategy programs supporting complex investigations and billion-dollar matters.

Cat is the Founder and CEO of The TechnoCat LLC, where she advises law firms, legal departments, and technology companies on AI strategy, adoption, and innovation. She serves as a keynote speaker, advisor, and educator to legal teams navigating the AI shift with clarity and confidence. She helps legal professionals level up their skills, modernize their workflows, and build a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Recognized as AI Executive of the Year, ILTA’s Most Influential Woman in Legal Tech, and a Women in eDiscovery Visionary Trailblazer, Cat is one of the most influential figures shaping how law embraces intelligent technology. She has keynoted stages on five continents and her work has been featured in the National Law Journal, Inside Counsel, New York Law Journal, and The Lawyer.

Before launching her own platform, Cat served as Chief Growth Officer at Reveal Brainspace and held C level innovation and eDiscovery leadership roles at Gibson Dunn, PwC, and KPMG. Her work has supported major investigations, high-stakes disputes, and data-driven legal strategies across the globe, giving her a rare panoramic understanding of how modern legal work actually gets done.

Through Technocat, Cat advises on legal AI strategy, upskilling, workflow modernization, and change adoption. She delivers executive education, keynotes, and private workshops for teams that want to stay sharp, move fast, and lead confidently in a tech-accelerated legal world.

If you are ready to future-proof your team, elevate your legal talent, or explore how AI fits into your practice or product, this is where to start.

Chief Growth Officer

As the Chief Growth Officer for the leading AI powered legal technology company, I am a zealous advocate for AI adoption focused on sharing the story and powerful impact of the Reveal Ecosystem with the legal industry.  I serve as a global thought leader on the future of the practice of law and how technology can help lawyers and legal professionals bring the practice of law into the 21st century.  

In this role, I drive continual improvement and innovation at Reveal as the company persists in disrupting and improving the practice of law in eDiscovery and far beyond. Combining a decade and a half of experience running global discovery programs for AmLaw 200 firms, the Big Four and at  service providers on the left and the right of the EDRM, I optimize and streamline clients' ediscovery programs.  Lead industry conversations about how legal professionals can embrace technology to reduce time to insight, cost and complexity in all aspects of the ediscovery lifecycle.   Shepherd clients seeking to optimize and amplify human decision making through application of advanced analytics powered by cutting edge legal AI capabilities

Legalweek  Day Zero and somehow we already managed to pack in about three days’ worth of conversations, chaos, and catching up.

Started the night exactly how the best LegalWeek nights start. With some of my favorite people and some of my favorite faces in legal tech. The kind of room where every corner conversation turns into a debate about AI, the future of law, or a story from the early eDiscovery wild west.

And yes. In true LegalWeek fashion… we eventually found ourselves at Faces and Names.

Which honestly feels like the unofficial opening ceremony of the entire week.

If Day Zero is any indication, this week is going to be one hell of a ride.

See you all out there. Sparkles and all.

#legalweek #legalweek26

“Who knows what she REALLY wants” and a lady in red. One company thought those words and a viral prebaked marketing landing page with a beautiful woman in red would drive views. Drive clicks. 

It did. But not in a good way. 

I won’t say who because it does not matter. And they don’t deserve the clicks. 

Here is my take- I know exactly what I want, tech that works, partners that respect me and not for women to be a prop in someones poorly executed marketing campaign. 
 
Here is what people I deeply respect have said: 

- “I would never trust them with my data. It’s insane that basically shows what they would do with it.”

- “Ugh so grossed out”

- “This is horrific r they that deaf!”

-“This life size woman was on their life size  booth poster and we had to look at it all day long. It was right across from our booth. It was so disturbing!! They still subscribe to the sex sells philosophy in this day and age?  What message is that sending??”

To add insult to insult a follow up email just landed in every attendees inbox featuring the same vacant eyes AI woman. 

To the industry - have fun and be cheeky, but not gross. 

To the marketing team and leadership do better! Clicks do not equal business. From someone who knows clicks. 

And to William White your clapback landing page was not doing what you thought it would. 

Add your thoughts and best lady in the red dress below! Because if THEY don’t know what we are thinking lets TELL them. 

#legalweek #legalweek26

About last night.
What. A. Legalweek! 

I am still a little speechless. Which, if you know me, is rare.

My heart is beyond full. My feet are completely demolished. And I cannot think of a better way to close out LegalWeek.

Huge thank you to the brilliant team at Glenmont Group for hosting an absolutely unforgettable evening. We are talking several hundred year old whiskey and more than $30,000 worth of cocktails that you simply cannot get anywhere else. One of those nights where you look around the room and realize you are surrounded by some of the smartest and most interesting people in legal tech.

And then to top it all off, we wrapped the night with the very first event I have thrown as part of Masters AI x TechnoCat.

A special shout out to Michael Potters and Mike Dalewitz for helping bring the vision to life and for building something truly special for this community.

Huge appreciation to the partners who helped make the night possible:

vdiscovery  
Repario  
Iota Analytics  
Knovos 
Black Sheep Review  
Glenmont Group Inc. 
Masters AI Legal  x THE TECHNOCAT  

The energy in that room last night reminded me why I love this industry so much. Brilliant people. Big ideas. And just enough sparkle to keep things interesting.

LegalWeek, that was one heck of a finale. ✨

#lwny #legalweek #legalweek26

Who knew barbiecore-fever dream and Legalweek were a match made in heaven!  Don’t believe me? Check out these 500 pics or it did not happen!

Feet-> demolished. Voice -> hanging on for dear life. Heart -> ready to burst

And I could not be happier! Check out this photodump for all the awesome!

Thanks to Harvey for kicking off my evening in magical fashion, literally! I got some curious looks from the crowd for showing up dressed for eDiscovery Prom, but the vibes and convo were off the hook. Harvey is making waves and I am here for it (ahem Farrah Pepper)! Thanks to K-Ming Lee for inviting me to the awesome!

Next stop was the EDiscovery charity gala -aka eDiscovery Prom! I came in my best barbie core fever dream and left exhausted and exhilarated!

Thanks to Reveal Relativity Norton Rose Fulbright and Legal People for bringing the awesome up to max volume. And of course Daisy Yuhas for making my dancing and strike a pose dreams come true!

Next stop day 2!!!

#lwny #legalweek #legalweek26

About last night! A whirlwind of chaotic awesome in the best possible way only BEGINS to scratch the surface of the awesome Legalweek brought to day one in the stunning new venue!

From and awesome keynote by eli manning to a standing room only crowd of thousands to rocking the opening reception right from the Reveal booth 427 we started hot and only got hotter!

A great dinner with my HaystackID friends and a much needed family reunion at the NEW FACES AND NAMES (Tailor Public house) capped the evening in the best possible way!

Now to start it all over again for day 2!

Come see me at booth 427 between 10 and noon to add some sparkle! 

#legalweek26
#lwny
#legalweek

There are not many things that will get me up early, in sparkles, and smiling on a LegalWeek morning.

AI for good is one of them. And Jacqueline Schafer of Clearbrief.ai is another!  

This morning kicked off with the incredible Jackie Schafer and the team at Clearbrief for their AI-Powered Pro Bono Day at the Practising Law Institute (PLI)  in NYC.

And honestly? I cannot imagine a better way to start the week.

A room full of lawyers actually using AI to help people who need it most. We dove straight into hands-on training across real pro bono work:

- Veterans case assessment
- Asylum matters
- Impact litigation and class actions

Then a fireside chat over lunch with Alicia C.  about how AI is showing up inside legal departments.

The best part is what happens this afternoon.

Jackie and I are closing out the day with guided breakout sessions and group discussions, rolling up our sleeves with the room to apply these tools to real legal problems.

This is the version of legal AI I care most about.

Not hype. Not fear. Not robots replacing lawyers.
Lawyers using powerful tools to expand access to justice.

If this is how LegalWeek begins, it is going to be one hell of a week. ✨

#legaleweek #legalweek26

What a day! And we are only at the halfway mark for Legalweek!

I think I’ve talked to and taken a pics ornit did not happen with more people that I can count and it’s one of my favorite things about the conversations on the questions about AI never ending and the vibe is… well I’m with my tribe, and it’s awesome! 

Stay tuned from more updates and if you have time popping my session at 3:30 in room 411!

#lwny #legalweek #legalweek26

Huge news!! ALM + Masters AI Legal x THE TECHNOCAT!

 Legal just got its CLE plot twist.

Masters AI Legal is officially partnering with ALM and the Law.com CLE Center to bring accredited CLE to the Masters AI ecosystem.

Translation for the lawyers in the back of the room.

You can now earn CLE while actually learning how AI works in real legal workflows!

-> Not theory.
-> Not vendor theater.
-> Actual AI fluency.

This matters because the profession is standing at a pretty clear fork in the road. Lawyers who learn how to work with AI are going to operate faster, think bigger, and spot patterns the old way simply misses.

Now you can build that muscle and satisfy your CLE requirements at the same time.

That means:

• Accredited CLE across Masters AI Legal conferences
• CLE through master classes and year round programming
• Real training on AI workflows, ethics, and practical use in legal practice

The goal here is simple.
Make AI literacy part of the profession’s operating system.

Proud to anchor this ecosystem alongside the incredible team at Masters AI as we build a global learning platform for the next era of legal practice.

Charlotte was just the beginning.

11 cities.
Thousands of lawyers.
One very caffeinated #technocat

https://lnkd.in/gEfbZeBT Masters AI Legal Partners With ALM to Deliver Accredited CLE Across Global Conference Series and Learning Ecosystem

#legalweek #lwny #legalweek26

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Masters AI Legal Partners With ALM to Deliver Accredited CLE Across Global Conference Series and Learning Ecosystem

Legalweek hallway 411 from Reveal booth 427  for the discovery crowd. Onna + Miro = BFF

While everyone is running between panels and coffee lines, Reveal-Onna  quietly dropped something worth clocking. A new connector that lets legal teams collect data from Miro.

Quick highlights for the eDiscovery folks keeping score:

• No code collection from Miro
• Target specific boards or custodians
• In place preservation
• Search it alongside Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Workspace, and Salesforce

Why it matters.

A ridiculous amount of real work now lives inside digital whiteboards. Strategy maps. Deal diagrams. Investigation timelines. Sticky notes lawyers pretend are not evidence.

Apparently they are now!! (I mean they always were but…)

Also worth watching. Connectors for AI generated collaboration data are coming next, including ChatGPT and Gemini.

Translation from the LegalWeek floor.

The ESI universe just got bigger.
And yes. The sticky notes have entered the litigation chat.

Read abt it in the comments!

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Director of Legal @ Malbek | Legal Tech Author and Commentator | Fastcase 50 2022 Honoree | Legal Tech Startup Advisor and Investor

I help legal professionals, legal teams, and technology organizations make sense of legal technology so they can work smarter, deliver stronger outcomes, and lead with confidence in a field that is often noisy, fragmented, and misunderstood.

As General Counsel of Malbek and a long-time educator, author, and advocate, I sit at the intersection of law, technology, and learning. My work centers on translation. I take complex, fast-moving technologies and turn them into clear concepts, practical strategies, and informed decisions that legal professionals can actually use. Whether guiding teams through digital transformation or shaping how legal products are built and adopted, my focus is always on clarity over hype.

Teaching is core to how I operate. I regularly speak to diverse audiences, from military organizations to law firms and in-house legal departments, as well as large professional groups, on AI’s impact on legal work and the responsible, effective use of technology. Across these settings, my goal is the same: to help people understand not just what tools do, but how they change legal work, roles, and judgment.

That same educational mission runs through my writing and publishing. I am the author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem, a foundational guide to understanding the industry and its players, a co-author of CLM for Dummies, and the editor of the Handbook of Legal Tech. I also write regularly, serve as a columnist for Today’s General Counsel, and contribute through podcasts, webinars, and industry forums. Each platform is another way to make legal tech more accessible, grounded, and actionable.

Across every role, my aim is to equip people with the knowledge and confidence to engage with innovation thoughtfully and critically. If you are trying to cut through the legal tech noise, educate your team, modernize how your legal function operates, or build tools that truly serve legal professionals, I help move you from uncertainty to understanding and from learning to execution.

Let’s build what comes next.

Colin Levy

You can't negotiate AI contract provisions if you don't understand how the technology actually works.

The guide walks through it in the context of AI-specific contractual clauses:

What to flag, redlining suggestions, and negotiation suggestions.

Let me know what you think!

I'm Colin S. Levy, General Counsel at Malbek and author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem.

#legaltech #contracts #law #business #learning

Colin S. Levy

General Counsel at Malbek | Author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem | I Help Legal Teams and Tech Companies Navigate AI, Legal Tech, and Digital Enablement

AI Clauses Guide

Every time a lawyer asks an AI tool for case support, the tool delivers an answer with complete confidence. 

It formats the citation correctly. It names plausible parties. It describes a holding that tracks the legal issue perfectly. And sometimes, the case does not exist.

The challenge is not the fabricated citation you can catch with a quick database search. 

It is the real case with a subtly misrepresented holding, or the accurate legal principle supported by an invented authority. 

I wrote a guide that breaks this problem apart: 

-What hallucinations are at a technical level.

-Why the architecture of large language models makes them structural rather than fixable. 

-The categories of fabrication that show up in legal work

-How to build verification workflows that account for each one.

AI models are powerful. The outputs still require a lawyer's judgment.

I'm Colin S. Levy, General Counsel at Malbek and author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem.

#legaltech #contracts #law #business #learning

Managing AI Hallucinations Guide

Most legal teams do evaluate AI vendors before signing. The problem is often the evaluation isn't thorough enough.

I wrote a guide that covers the parts of vendor evaluation that standard processes tend to skip: 

Whether the company behind the tool will survive the next funding cycle, what "99% accuracy" actually measures (and what it hides), how to tell if a SOC 2 report is doing real work or just checking a box, and what your regulatory exposure looks like.

It pairs with my earlier guide on contracting with AI vendors. 

That one focuses on the contract. This one focuses on whether you should be entering into one at all.

I’m Colin, General Counsel at Malbek, and author of The Legal Tech Ecosystem. 

#legaltech #innovation #law #business #learning

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