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EGI podcast - Episode 9 - Aku Sorainen

Will AI diminish the legal industry, or separate firms that adapt from firms that fade? In the machine-intelligence era, survival in law will be decided less by hype and more by operating discipline: process quality, structured data, and leadership focus. Aku Sorainen is the founder and senior partner of Sorainen, a top-ranked Baltic law firm built over three decades across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The firm has repeatedly been recognized at the highest level by major legal directories and awards, including Legal 500 and IFLR, reinforcing its position among the region’s most accomplished legal advisers. In this episode, Lembit Loo sits down with Aku to unpack: Sorainen’s journey from post-independence legal uncertainty to a unified three-country firm The operating model behind scale: one firm, one profit pool, ISO-backed quality discipline, and standardized delivery Why many law-firm AI efforts underperform without strong structured-data foundations, and where legal tech delivers real leverage now The future of the legal industry in the machine-intelligence era: what will be automated, what remains distinctly human, and how firms can stay relevant The Estonian lens on long-term competitiveness: digital identity, interoperable data, institutional trust, and bureaucracy control Estonian General Intelligence (EGI) is a conversation series about how Estonia’s digital society was built, and what it will take to stay capable in the machine-intelligence era. Powered by ⁠Portata.ai⁠ — Infrastructure for Intelligent Societies