Daniel Lewis
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San Francisco, California, United States
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CEOLegalOn TechnologiesOct 2022 - Current (3 years 8 months)LegalOn is the global leader in AI contract review software for legal teams. Over 7,000 companies and firms globally use LegalOn to review and negotiate contracts faster and more accurately. The company is backed by leading investors, including Softbank and Goldman Sachs. For more information, visit www.legalontech.com.- VP and GM of Practical Guidance & AnalyticalLexisNexisMar 2020 - Oct 2022 (2 years 8 months)Led fast growing US, UK, and Canadian software and content businesses with $100M+ revenues, providing practical guidance and analytical content that helps 100k+ attorneys/month work quickly and confidently.
- Vice President Of Product ManagementLexisNexisJul 2019 - Mar 2020 (9 months)Led the State Net business as GM, providing legislative and regulatory tracking software to government affairs and regulatory compliance customers. I returned the $##M business to revenue growth, and grew NPS by 150%. Led overhauls of product, pricing and packaging, marketing, and selling and customer support systems.
- Visiting ProfessorIE LAW SCHOOLJan 2019 - Dec 2020 (2 years)Remotely taught a course each year for IE Law School's Masters in Legal Tech.
- Senior Director of Product ManagementLexisNexisJun 2017 - Jul 2019 (2 years 2 months)Following Lexis's acquisition of Ravel in 2017, we integrated our products, machine learning algorithms, and culture. We outperformed our revenue growth targets by millions of dollars.
- sInvestorstartupsJan 2016 - Current (10 years 5 months)Since 2016, I've invested in early stage companies across sectors including education (Masterclass, Outlier), health (ThirtyMadison, Willow, Sonavex), legal and privacy (Jumbo, FairShake), and enterprise (Hologram, FreshBooks).
- CEORavel Law acquired by LexisNexisAug 2012 - Jun 2017 (4 years 11 months)I founded Ravel to bring a data-driven approach to legal research, and we invented legal analytics that help lawyers understand how judges rule. To achieve our vision we partnered with Harvard Law School to create the first public, digital collection of American caselaw. LexisNexis acquired Ravel in 2017.
- FellowCodeX The Stanford Center for Legal InformaticsJan 2012 - Dec 2018 (7 years)
- ACo-Executive DirectorAfghanistan Legal Education ProjectJan 2011 - Dec 2012 (2 years)The Afghanistan Legal Education Project at Stanford Law School develops innovative legal curricula to help Afghanistan’s universities train the next generation of lawyers and leaders.
- Energy Policy and Transportation Policy AnalystBipartisan Policy CenterJul 2007 - Jul 2009 (2 years 1 month)
Education
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- Doctor of Law (JDStanford Law SchoolJan 2009 - Dec 2012 (4 years)
- Doctor of Law (JDStanford University Law SchoolJan 2009 - Dec 2012 (4 years)
- Bologna Center Diploma, International StudiesJohns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies SAISJan 2005 - Dec 2006 (2 years)
- BA, International StudiesThe Johns Hopkins UniversityJan 2003 - Dec 2007 (5 years)
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- RResearch Paper: Financial Assessment, Electricity TradingThis peer published research paper investigates the economic attractiveness of exporting coal-generated electricity between states while investing in large-scale CO2 capture and sequestration to meet strict environmental regulations.
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- Forbes 30 Under 30, All Star Alumni 2017ForbesJan 2017
- The Next WaveLinkedInSep 2015The top professionals 35 and under, surfaced by LinkedIn data and more.
- Forbes 30 Under 30ForbesJan 2015
- TInnovator AwardThe RecorderOct 2014
- FFastcase 50FastcaseDec 2013
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- BWhat Law Firms Can Learn From James ClapperBloomberg BNAApr 2015A thoughtful approach to security for firms requires, among other things, awareness of broader trends, an assessment of the different types of information that may be vulnerable, and a conversation about safeguards that does not assume a “one size fits all” approach. It also recognizes that attacks will happen, and damage may be done. Planning for such situations and running practice drills ahead of time will help firms mitigate, stop and respond to attacks, as well as manage communications with clients.
- BThe Data Revolution in Law Started Decades AgoBloomberg BNAApr 2015The transformative impact of data science and analytics in fields like sports and politics is well known, and every day there seems to be another “Moneyball for X” analogy. But what, if anything, does this mean for the legal world, and when will it happen? This is a story about the data revolution that is already transforming the law and how its potential was foretold long ago.
- EFinancial Assessment of CO2 Capture and Storage with Electricity Trading in the U.S.: Role of Interim Storage and EnhancEnergy ProcediaAug 2013This paper investigates the economic attractiveness of exporting coal-generated electricity between states while investing in large-scale CO2 capture and sequestration to meet strict environmental regulations.
- CHope for Afghanistan – with its new generation of law studentsChristian Science MonitorSep 2011Op-ed abstract: For Afghanistan to stabilize, it doesn't just need new buildings and better police forces. It must have educated citizens who can fairly run government, implement laws, and work in the courts. Based on our work with Afghan law students, we have hope for the future.