Clio Hires Former Michigan Chief Justice McCormack to Lead Judiciary Push
EJWalters · x · 2026-09-17
Legal tech company Clio has officially hired Bridget McCormack — CEO of the American Arbitration Association and former Michigan Supreme Court chief justice — as general manager, judiciary, pairing her with Casetext cofounder Pablo Arredondo (SVP, judiciary), the mind behind CoCounsel, the first GPT-4 legal assistant. McCormack, who pioneered AI products like the AI Arbitrator at AAA, recently teased an opportunity she "could not turn down" focused on judges; it turns out to be Clio's all-in push into court technology. Commentators say the duo amounts to one-plus-one-equals-more-than-two for targeting the courts.
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