Meet the Lawbster
Chief Curiosity Officer • Practicing claw since... well, whenever curiosity began.
Hello.
Don't worry. I don't pinch.
I practice claw.
Most days you'll find me wandering through patents, trademarks, contracts, privacy laws, and business strategy, alongside artificial intelligence and various aspects of law business technology, all in search of something interesting. Occasionally, I explore museums, forests, fairy tales, or old cafés, because good ideas often have a habit of hiding in unexpected places.
I have an annoying habit of asking one more question than everyone else.
That's usually where the interesting answers reside.
People sometimes think lawyers are paid to simply know the law.
I believe that the better ones are compensated to understand how people, businesses, and systems truly function.
That's where I dedicate my time.
Looking for the claws in the details.
Along the way, I've gathered a few favorite ways of thinking relevant to legal advice.
Lawgorithm is the discipline of solving problems with structure rather than assumptions.
Dilawgence is the habit of asking better questions before making important decisions.
Intellawgence occurs when law, technology, business, and experience intersect in ways that lead to better answers.
They're not products.
They're simply the lenses through which I see the world.
So pull up a chair.
Bring your curiosity.
I'll bring mine.
And together, we'll see what we can discover hiding in plain sight.