
Welcome to The Geek in Review, where podcast hosts, Marlene Gebauer and Greg Lambert discuss innovation and creativity in legal profession.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer take The Geek in Review on the road to Atlanta for a conversation following the GDS AI Summit. Meeting with leaders from across industries offers a fresh perspective on familiar legal technology challenges: messy data... more
This week we talk with Ross Guberman, founder and CEO of BriefCatch, and Heather Rodriguez, the company’s enterprise account executive. Ross built BriefCatch to put the lessons from his books and workshops in front of lawyers while they write. It sta... more
Law firms and legal departments face pressure to adopt AI, yet buying another tool does not answer the hardest question: Which problem needs solving? Dr. Maryam Salehijam, founder and CEO of Andarzi, joins Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer to discuss ... more
Paul Lee, co-founder and CEO of Patlytics, joins Greg Lambert to explain how an AI platform built specifically for intellectual property work is changing the patent lifecycle. Patlytics supports workflows spanning patent drafting, prior art analysis,... more
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Fantastic pod and very very worthwhile if you’re in this space — and even if you’re not.
Such a great podcast to listen to - both for lawyers and other legal professionals. Greg and Marlene have great questions, are entertaining and informative hosts, and bring a ton of experience to their discussions. One to keep at the top of your playlist!
Well done!
I enjoy the different legal topics and angles that are explored. New twist to everyday legal cases. Keep going.
I can’t believe you’ve been doing this for four years. Great show and great guests! Happy Anniversary Geeks!! Cheers!
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A high-signal show for legal-tech and AI-adoption audiences, featuring seasoned hosts who explore innovation, governance, and the business of law through interviews with practitioners, technologists, librarians, and firm leaders. Episodes mix practical workflows, pricing models, private AI infrastructure, and knowledge management with real-world case studies, vendor insights, and conference takeaways. Noteworthy traits include a strong emphasis on AI governance, practical implementation in mid-market firms, and a bias toward actionable frameworks for law firms and legal departments. Listeners are likely looking for strategic guidance on how technology reshapes delivery, pricing, training, and leadership in the legal industry.
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Recent guests on The Geek In Review include:
1. Ross Guberman
2. Heather Rodriguez
3. Maryam Salehijam
4. Paul Lee
5. Manuel Deó
6. Rosa Espín
7. Victoria Wood
8. Valerie Clemen
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