The traditional model of delivering sophisticated representation in antitrust and commercial litigation—built around costly downtown offices, lavish conference rooms, and large teams of junior associates—has become increasingly disconnected from client needs.
Advances in artificial intelligence now allow experienced lawyers to perform deep research, analyze vast document sets, model complex economic arguments, and prepare for trial with far greater speed, efficiency, and precision than was previously possible. At our firm, we combine the seasoned judgment of our partners, who have litigated high-stakes antitrust and commercial matters for decades, with these powerful AI tools. The result is work that matches the quality and rigor of the largest firms, delivered without the significant overhead that has historically driven up costs. We believe clients should pay for exceptional legal thinking and results—not for real estate or administrative layers—and we have built our practice around that principle.
A recent example illustrates how our clients benefit from this force multiplier: We received an 850-page, nearly 13,000-entry privilege log from the opposing party. Previously, an associate (charging hundreds of dollars an hour) would have spent at least a week of billable time reviewing the log to flag suspect entries. Instead, one of our partners loaded the log into our AI engine, spent an hour teaching it what to look out for, and received a completely reviewed log in an hour. Our letter challenging the suspect entries was ready to go out to opposing counsel within a day. They produced hundreds of improperly withheld documents. Result: a successful outcome costing roughly a tenth of what it would have before AI. That’s value.