
May 29–31, 2026 · Three days, fully virtual · 12 PM–5 PM EST · Free for legal professionals
The capital account statement can change.
Three days for the attorneys who already know the machine is better at the mechanical part of law, and are done pretending the next matter will fix it.
Thirty seconds · No credit card · No pitch
— attorneys already said yes. Will you?
The Problem
It is 7:40 PM on a Tuesday.
You are billing 0.3 to a client who just asked, for the third time this quarter, why the invoice is what it is.
US attorneys competing for the same shrinking pie
1.3 million
Your in-house friend stopped sending you overflow. Their AI handles it at 3 a.m. Your partner draw is flat and your hours are up. You already know what that math means.
Of document review now done faster by entry-level AI
92%
The work you billed for 20 years is the work the machine is built for. The work the machine cannot touch is the work you stopped making time for when the billable ate the calendar.
Since you last did the work you went to law school to do
14 months
You still tell the college roommate at the bar lunch that you are a practicing attorney. You are. You are also a project manager for a machine that does not need you to show up on Monday.
And at 2 AM, when the house is asleep, you open the laptop and type “what do lawyers do when AI does law” into Google. You delete the query before you hit enter. You close the tab. You tell yourself the next matter will be different.
The AI processing your competitor’s files tonight is better at the mechanical part of law than you are. It does not need to prove it. You already know.
The next matter will not fix it. The formula will.
The Turn · He Was You

Sean Callagy
2× Top 100 National Jury Verdict · 19× Tony Robbins stage
Six months out of law school. Going blind. Employed at a prestigious firm that wanted him to stay.
He asked one question at a partners’ lunch that changed the arc of his life. Why did most of the partners look exhausted and the two in the corner look tan, happy, and relaxed?
The answer he got: the two tan ones bring in the business.
That was the sentence he had been avoiding since his first year.
He quit that week.
Built a 40-person trial firm in two years. Won two Top 100 National Jury Verdicts, one of only two attorneys out of 1.2 million in America. The only blind one. Sold the firm for a multiple seven-figure exit as the only equity partner.
And he never waited for the industry to tell him what came next.
He cracked the false choice that swallows every US attorney watching this happen. Adopt the machine and race other firms to the bottom OR refuse the machine and watch the clients walk. Keep grinding OR admit you built a cage with a Westlaw subscription. Defend the profession OR build something the machine will never replace.
There is a third thing. It is the codified architecture behind every attorney who stopped being the bottleneck in their own practice and built something the AI wave does not touch.
Sean in his own voice · 8 minutes
Trusted by the stages and rooms that set the standard
The Resolution · Three Days
Even if you never buy anything, you leave with this.
No pitch fest. No upsell gauntlet. No billboards. Just the formula.
Day 1 · May 29
The Diagnosis
Why your law school training built the wrong kind of leverage for the economy that is now here, and the internal operating system that turns a commoditized practice back into one the machine cannot replicate.
Day 2 · May 30
The Influence Engine
The framework behind two Top 100 National Jury Verdicts, nineteen Tony Robbins stages, and nearly a billion recovered for healthcare clients. Now applied to the client conversation, the fee conversation, and the courtroom moments you stopped showing up for when your practice became a service desk.
Day 3 · May 31
The ACTi Unlock
The AI and systems that end your dependence on the billable-hour factory, so what comes next is a practice that appreciates in value the faster the machines move, instead of a practice that gets priced against them.
The version of you this builds
It is May, three years from now. It is 7:40 PM on a Tuesday again.
You are in the office, or one you signed the lease on yourself. The desk lamp is still on. The privilege log is open on the second monitor — but you are not the one running it. The machine is. You are reading what it produced an hour ago, the way a partner reads a junior's draft.
The fee conversation last week was the easiest one of the quarter. The client did not ask why the invoice was what it was. They asked when you could take on the next matter.
Your kids are out of college. At a Sunday dinner six months ago, the older one asked what you do now. You told them. They were proud of the answer, and so were you.
You did not wait for the industry to tell you what came next. You sat down in May 2026 and built the practice that survives the wave.
Three days. May 29–31. The work the machine cannot touch.
What they're saying
Built into their practice.
Roxanne Zhilow
Founder
Zhilow Law
“ACTi is like having a five hundred thousand dollar executive in your pocket — one that doesn't just agree with you, but truly collaborates with you, makes you laugh and cry, keeps you in zone action, and challenges you to go beyond anything you've ever imagined. It's given me the ability to do ecosystem merging and expand my businesses in ways I never could have dreamed of. If you're not paying attention to ACTi right now, you're really missing the boat — it's not just about early adoption, it's about getting that competitive edge.”
Laura Siclari
Managing Partner & Founder
Siclari Law Group
“I prepared for a multi-witness bench trial single-handedly in less than a day using ACTi — something I never could have done without another human. It gave me every direct examination outline, every cross, my opening, and my entire closing brief. And it didn't cost me a thing other than my time.”
George V.
Founder
Veitengruber Law
“Every time you come up with a new idea and get sidetracked, you're letting your business drag. But with Athena in your pocket, she compresses your ideas into an action plan before you have a chance to be pulled away — and the next time you reach out, she gets you right back on track. You don't have to remember that brilliant idea you had at three in the morning, because it's already in her head.”
Scott Rodgers
Attorney with MS in AI/ML, multiple careers
“I am fascinated because you have identified something that I am missing, which is the ecosystem. And if I can be around other people who want the same things and are building the same things, we can get it across the finish line sooner and compress the time, and that will be the ladder to the next big career move.”
The Commit
The capital account statement can change.
May 29–31 · Free for Legal professionals · Bring a yellow pad
No credit card. No upsell. No associate sales.