In this insightful episode, Zack Shapiro, Founder of Raines LLP and recognized thought leader in AI and law, joins hosts Kyle and Moish for a revealing discussion on how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession. They explore how new AI tools are transforming workflows, the rise of "cloud-native" law practices, and why judgment and decision-making skills remain crucial for lawyers in an AI-driven future.

Zack shares insights from his own experience, discusses the limitations of current legal tech products, regulatory challenges, the future of legal education, and forecasts the emergence of the "10x lawyer" in a rapidly evolving industry.

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In this episode of Block & Order, Kyle and Moish welcome Mark DiMichael, Partner at Citrin Cooperman in the Valuation and Forensic Services Group and founder of the firm’s Digital Assets practice, for a conversation on crypto forensics and blockchain investigations. Mark explains how forensic accountants trace cryptocurrency across wallets, exchanges, and the blockchain to uncover hidden assets in cases like divorce disputes, fraud, and litigation. The discussion also explores how investigators translate complex blockchain activity for courts and how evolving regulations and IRS reporting requirements are shaping the future of crypto investigations.

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In this episode of Block & Order, Kyle and Moish welcome Ben Gray, Chief Legal Officer at Kraken, for a deep dive into the legal, regulatory, and technological challenges facing major crypto exchanges today. Ben shares insights on how Kraken navigates global regulatory frameworks, adapting to new legislation like the Clarity Act and GENIUS Act, and how Kraken embraces AI to optimize legal and compliance operations, and collaborates with industry peers—even competitors—for better policy outcomes. The discussion highlights real-world asset tokenization, harmonization across international markets, DeFi and the transformative role of AI in legal work and compliance.

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Please note that this show is meant for informational and entertainment purposes only. This is not legal advice. Please hire your own attorney. The hosts or guests appearing on Block and Order may hold cryptocurrency, NFTs, or other digital assets from companies mentioned during our programming. This possession of digital assets does not constitute a professional endorsement, legal advice, or financial advice. Listeners are encouraged to consult with their own legal and financial advisors for personalized guidance in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space.