Alma Asay, Crowell & Moring’s first chief innovation and value officer, shared her own thoughts on generative AI: "I'm not as scared as some people are that suddenly our jobs are all going to be gone."
July 05, 2023 at 02:56 PM
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From an attorney, to a legal tech founder and innovation expert, Alma Asay has worn many hats.
In 2012, she left her litigation role at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher to start legal tech company Allegory Law, which was later sold to alternative legal service provider Integreon in 2017. After a year as Integreon’s chief innovation officer of legal solutions, Asay took on the role of evangelist at Litera.
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Alma Asay, Crowell & Moring’s chief innovation and value officer. (Courtesy photo)
