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Jay Madheswaran and the Business He Had to Leave Behind
A working AI company gave Jay Madheswaran revenue, customers and a reason to stay put. He changed course anyway, bringing a builder’s habits to the paperwork of plaintiff law.
David Malpass Keeps Rebuilding Marketing From Scratch
At Prezi, he learned the numbers. At InVision, he made a movie. At Apollo, he built a 60-plus-person machine. Now Eve's CMO is applying an old lesson to legal AI: the playbook must fit the product.
Jay Madheswaran Put AI on the Plaintiff's Side of the Table
He learned speed at Facebook, company-building at Rubrik and pattern recognition at Lightspeed. At Eve, Jay Madheswaran is betting those lessons can give plaintiff lawyers more time for judgment - and less paperwork to drag behind them.
Casey O'Grady Is Teaching an AI Law Firm to Pick Up the Phone
The Harvard-trained lawyer left consulting, started Blueshoe in a Boston-area coffee shop, and kept changing the product until one stubborn problem came into focus: legal help moves much slower than the question that starts it.