Speaking
Suitable for conferences, law firm off-sites, investor briefings, and smaller operator rooms.
Perspective
Craig speaks from active operator experience, combining capital logic, legal workflow reality, case intake systems, and a grounded view of where AI is changing the economics of legal services.
Topic area
The next legal AI leaders will be built by operators who have lived inside casework, not by vendors selling abstractions back to lawyers.
Why the Big Legal AI Vendors Will Never Win
45 or 60 minutes · Law firm leaders, legal tech buyers, investors
The New Economics of Small-Firm AI
20 or 45 minutes · Operations leaders, specialist firms, founders
The Public–Private Divide in Legal Intelligence
45 minutes · Founders, investors, strategy leads
Topic area
Craig speaks to firms and funders about the shift from hourly practice to throughput-based operating models that can be capitalised, measured, and scaled.
When Litigation Finance Becomes Infrastructure
45 minutes · Managing partners, investors, M&A advisors
What Building an Intelligence Platform Taught Me About Distribution
45 minutes · Funders, CEOs, product operators
How I Think About Conviction, Risk, and Timing
60 minutes · Funders, investors, academics
Topic area
For Craig, access to justice is not a branding line. It is the test of whether capital is willing to show up where the establishment will not.
The Cases No One Else Will Fund
45 or 60 minutes · Conference keynote, legal audiences, press
The Founder Quality That Actually Matters
45 minutes · Investors, founders, operators
The Economics of Justice at Scale
45 minutes · Funders, regulators, investors
Formats
Keynote
Panel conversation
Fireside discussion
Workshop
Masterclass
Topic prompts
Litigation finance as operating infrastructure
Legal AI built by operators instead of outsiders
Law firm economics and specialist leverage
Access to justice at scale
Conviction, timing, and founder judgment
Where the material works
Investor briefings for legal services and litigation-finance stakeholders
Law firm strategy off-sites focused on growth, operations, and technology
Founder dinners and operator roundtables for legal-tech and legal-operations leaders
Conference sessions on legal AI, litigation finance, and access to justice
Organiser support
Craig's talks are designed for audiences that want a live market point of view rather than generic futurism. He brings direct experience from litigation finance, legal workflow, and current operating execution.
Organiser support
Sessions are strongest when organisers need a speaker who can connect capital logic, law firm economics, legal AI, and operating distribution in one coherent argument.
Organiser support
The material works as keynote argument, moderated conversation, workshop framing, or investor-style briefing depending on the room and audience maturity.
Off-stage context
For organisers, that usually matters as much as the talk itself. The strongest sessions draw on current operator detail, investor context, and the practical questions law firms are already wrestling with.
FAQ
A short set of answers for conference teams, curators, and hosts assessing fit.
Speaking
Craig speaks about litigation finance, operator-built legal AI, case intake systems, law firm economics, and access to justice at scale. The through-line is how legal businesses are actually changing under operational pressure.
Speaking
His strongest audiences are law firm leaders, legal-tech founders, investors, litigation-finance professionals, and conference teams building programmes around the future of legal services.
Speaking
Craig can contribute to keynote sessions, panels, fireside conversations, workshops, masterclasses, investor briefings, and operator roundtables.
Speaking enquiry
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