FisherBroyles Co-Founder Kevin Broyles and Partner Larry Robins Discuss How AI Is Reshaping the Traditional Law Firm
Jul 27, 2026
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the legal profession—and the firms that embrace innovation are helping define its future.
In this episode of the New Law Order podcast, FisherBroyles Co-Founder Kevin Broyles and Partner Larry Robins explore how AI is transforming legal practice, challenging the traditional law firm model, and creating new opportunities to better serve clients.
The discussion covers the practical impact of AI on legal service delivery, the evolving expectations of clients, and why combining technology with experienced legal counsel is becoming increasingly important. Kevin and Larry also share how FisherBroyles’ innovative distributed model has positioned the firm to adapt and thrive as the legal industry continues to evolve.
As the world’s first and one of the largest distributed law firms, FisherBroyles remains committed to leveraging technology that enhances efficiency while allowing attorneys to focus on delivering strategic, high-value legal counsel.
Listen to the episode:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-is-quietly-killing-the-traditional-law-firm-with/id1849691829?i=1000777055680
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