One of legal's hottest startups is helping lawyers finally answer: Is the AI's work any good?

Ryan Daniels and John Sarihan. Crosby Billions of dollars are riding on the promise that artificial intelligence can absorb legal work. Crosby, a tech-driven law firm, built a benchmark to measure how well models negotiate contracts. Redline Bench is meant to help lawyers answer whether they can trust the technology's work. Legal technology wants its vibe-coding moment. But first, it has to prove the tools can think like a lawyer. Taking up the task is Crosby, a startup-meets-law-firm that ...