The legal profession has long been regarded as a pillar of justice, integrity, and societal order. However, beneath its noble purpose lies a system burdened by inefficiencies that hinder its ability to serve effectively. Outdated processes, excessive paperwork, and sluggish workflows have made legal work unnecessarily cumbersome, pulling attorneys away from what truly matters—advocating for their clients. Many law firms still rely on decades-old methods that stifle growth and innovation, preventing them from scaling or offering the level of service modern clients expect. The very principles that define the legal profession—efficiency, precision, and fairness—are at risk when firms struggle under the weight of outdated practices. 

This is where Hamid Kohan steps in—not as a bystander pointing out flaws, but as a leader of visionaries determined to rebuild the foundation. A pioneer in technology and business, he brings Silicon Valley ingenuity to an industry that desperately needs transformation.