Alex Su
@heyitsalexsu
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chief revenue officer @latitude_legal // fellow @stanfordlaw // left the law to sell stuff to lawyers
San Francisco, CA
Joined March 2009
Guess who got a new job! Super pumped to join @Latitude_Legal as its new Chief Revenue Officer. You can learn more about the company and my move in the article below. P.S. Don't worry I'm still gonna post bad memes lol https://t.co/CohiulrWg0
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The flexible talent provider is hoping the well-known legal professional can raise awareness about the company’s offerings for legal departments and law firms.
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When you decide to have the meeting your legal counsel told you not to have
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Been a while since I posted but wanted to pop in to share this pic with the legend himself @privilegelog
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Law school: “You’ll argue in front of the Supreme Court!” Practice: “Please fix this comma before the lender notices.”
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Managing partner explaining to the associates why it’s so important to return to office
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i am starting a company where we sell one dollar bills for 90 cents. we will raise $1B in seed capital. the projected first year’s revenue will be $900m. at a 10x sales multiple, the company will be worth $10B. i’ll sell my stock in secondary sales and get rich. i am very smart
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I actually did go to law school with the specific goal of becoming rich and evil but I got fired from that job for being incompetent
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Stanford Law School and PLI announce a new series hosted by Alex Su (@heyitsalexsu). These CLE-accredited videos feature conversations with practitioners, changemakers, and researchers on the latest in the law. Read more:
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I’ve been saying that distribution matters more than product innovation in legal, maybe that’s true everywhere else too
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“What comes next is not the next spectacular demo but the quiet absorption of today’s tools into the 80 percent of the economy that still runs on [Word] and email.”
I’ve got bad news. The AI cycle is over—for now. I’ve been an unapologetic AI maximalist since the first time I tricked GPT-4 into writing a working Python back-test for a volatility strategy back in early 2023. I’m still convinced it will take the wider economy years—maybe
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Law firms after everyone tells them that AI will destroy the billable hour
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