Trial Lawyer · Founder of Execute

James Rubinowitz

Most people only see AI's chatbot layer; the real shift for law firms is autonomous, practice-native AI.

James Rubinowitz, New York trial lawyer and founder of Execute (execute.law), is a practicing personal injury litigator whose cases recovered more than $300 million for clients. He is the founder of Execute, the autonomous law firm, and teaches AI and litigation at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. He is a recognized voice on how lawyers can responsibly use AI, and on the shift from generative to autonomous AI in legal practice. Execute’s own coverage is collected at Execute in the press.

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