In Studio with Antidote

The LegalTech Fund · Beginner ·⚖️ LegalTech & AI for Legal Professionals ·7mo ago

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“Billing data is the overlooked low-hanging fruit inside any law firm. Firms can actually increase their revenue through billing automation. Law firms can make more money by doing less — by working more efficiently, fixing leaks in realization, and turning billing from a cost of doing business into a point of value.” Nicholas d'Adhemar Billing is one of law’s biggest inefficiencies, and Antidote is changing that. In this episode of In Studio, Casey from The LegalTech Fund sits down with Nicholas d’Adhemar, founder and CEO of Antidote, to discuss how AI and automation are transforming the business of law. Antidote is an AI-powered platform that helps law firms get paid faster and more accurately by eliminating the manual work behind outside counsel guideline compliance. By shifting billing review upstream and automating compliance checks, Antidote improves realization rates, reduces lockup, and restores trust between firms and clients. Nicholas shares how his team is helping firms unlock hidden revenue, boost efficiency, and deliver transparency where it matters most — in billing. Watch the full conversation to learn how Antidote is reimagining billing as a source of value, not friction. This information is for illustrative purposes only. Statements and opinions are not necessarily those of The LegalTech Fund, and no assurance is made that projections or forecasts will be achieved. This is not business, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice and should not be relied upon as such. Featured companies and individuals were not compensated, and the companies listed represent only a subset of current investments. Third-party names and logos do not imply recommendations, endorsements, or affiliations. This does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any investment interests.

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“Billing data is the overlooked low-hanging fruit inside any law firm. Firms can actually increase their revenue through billing automation. Law firms can make more money by doing less — by working more efficiently, fixing leaks in realization, and turning billing from a cost of doing business into a point of value.” Nicholas d'Adhemar Billing is one of law’s biggest inefficiencies, and Antidote is changing that. In this episode of In Studio, Casey from The LegalTech Fund sits down with Nicholas d’Adhemar, founder and CEO of Antidote, to discuss how AI and automation are transforming the business of law. Antidote is an AI-powered platform that helps law firms get paid faster and more accurately by eliminating the manual work behind outside counsel guideline compliance. By shifting billing review upstream and automating compliance checks, Antidote improves realization rates, reduces lockup, and restores trust between firms and clients. Nicholas shares how his team is helping firms unlock hidden revenue, boost efficiency, and deliver transparency where it matters most — in billing. Watch the full conversation to learn how Antidote is reimagining billing as a source of value, not friction. This information is for illustrative purposes only. Statements and opinions are not necessarily those of The LegalTech Fund, and no assurance is made that projections or forecasts will be achieved. This is not business, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice and should not be relied upon as such. Featured companies and individuals were not compensated, and the companies listed represent only a subset of current investments. Third-party names and logos do not imply recommendations, endorsements, or affiliations. This does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any investment interests.
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