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Daniel Lewis
Professional based in San Francisco
Daniel Lewis is the US CEO of LegalOn Technologies, a global leader in AI contract review software. Some key facts about him:
Career Highlights
- Co-founder and CEO of Ravel Law, a legal analytics startup acquired by LexisNexis in 201712
- VP of Practical Guidance and Analytical businesses at LexisNexis, serving over 100,000 attorneys12
- Visiting Professor at IE Law School and Fellow at CodeX, the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics3
Education
Current Role
- US CEO of LegalOn Technologies since October 202223
- LegalOn offers AI-powered contract review that helps legal teams review contracts 85% faster4
- The company has over 3,000 customers, 400 employees, and recently raised $101 million in funding25
Passion for Legal Tech
- Interested in legal tech since law school, wanting to improve lawyers' daily experience with better technology1
- Goal is to use technology to free lawyers from tedious contract tasks so they can focus on higher-level work14
Personal Life
- Father of two young girls
- Enjoys hiking, camping, mountain biking, running, reading, and projects1
Daniel Lewis is a recognized leader in advancing legal technology, with over 10 years of experience at the cutting edge of the industry.4 He is passionate about building businesses that make a difference and helping innovative legal teams solve the contract review problem.12
Highlights
On March 1, the public gained access to a complete and free digital collection of all US caselaw.
- For the first time ever.
- You can't find this anywhere else.
- It is an amazing resource for anyone inventing in legal.
- My first startup, Ravel Law (acquired by LexisNexis), partnered with Harvard to make this happen.
If you're still reading, I have a few more things to say :) Learn more here 👇
This Friday, I'll be at Harvard to celebrate the release of the Caselaw Access Project -- the first complete digital collection of federal and state caselaw available to everyone, for free.
I'll be speaking with my partners in this Project, Nicholas (Nik) Reed, Jonathan Zittrain, and Adam Ziegler, about:
- how and why we did this
- the future of open legal data
- the opportunities for developers, innovators, and access to justice
You can join in-person or remotely!
