Building the future of legal work with AI | Legora CEO Max Junestrand
Legora co-founder and CEO Max Junestrand wants to make legal expertise available wherever it’s needed. He shares how OpenAI helped turn that ambition into a platform, why staying AI-native matters as the company grows, and what becomes possible when lawyers can take on work that…
- 01.Legora co-founder and CEO Max Junestrand wants to make legal expertise available wherever it’s needed
- 02.He shares how OpenAI helped turn that ambition into a platform, why staying AI-native matters as the company grows, and what becomes possible when lawyers can take on work that…
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