WordRake
Ivy B. Grey is the Chief Strategy & Growth Officer for WordRake. Before joining the WordRake team, she practiced corporate bankruptcy law for ten years. Before joining the WordRake team, she practiced corporate bankruptcy law for ten years, where she was named a Rising Star in the New York Metro Area for five consecutive years, and worked on globally significant cases such as American Airlines, Kodak, and Dewey & LeBoeuf.
Since joining the legal tech world, Ivy has become known for her work on technology competence, ethics, and innovation. She has a unique blend of skills and an outstanding ability to synthesize technical, business, and legal information into practical advice and actionable plans. Ivy has been recognized as an Influential Woman in Legal Tech by the International Legal Technology Association; a Fastcase 50 Honoree; and included in the Women of Legal Tech list by the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center. In 2023, Ivy was appointed to the Board of Directors of Scribes, the American Society of Legal Writers, which publishes the Journal of Legal Writing and The Scrivener, and advocates for clear, succinct, forceful legal writing.
As a lawyer, writer, and a techie, Ivy sees words as data and power. She learned to understand RegEx to create American Legal Style for PerfectIt and learned to understand and work in WordRake’s proprietary and patented algorithms based on parts of speech, syntax, and flexible contextual cues.
This session will explore the concept and definition of technology competency, particularly in the context of generative AI’s evolving role in the legal profession. It will address the ethical and practical implications of integrating, and not integrating, modern technologies into legal practice, emphasizing the need for lawyers to develop technological proficiency. As a backdrop, this […]
This program will help legal professionals understand where AI and generative AI fit in legal practice and the ethical duties guiding its use. It focuses on research and writing activities, emphasizing their close relationship. Poor research leads to poor work products, harming clients. Effective writing translates research into useful client information. Generative AI can shortcut […]