Pawan founded Eutin Warren to apply the institutional discipline of advisory consulting to a market that has historically resisted it. He trained as a corporate lawyer at King Stubb & Kasiva and founded the legal-marketing and creative agency Konan & Spade LMA. He also leads InChambers.ai, the institutional legal-AI brand operated by Eutin Warren.
His work bridges three disciplines that the legal market rarely combines in one practitioner: the rigour of a corporate lawyer, the operating discipline of a strategy advisor, and the engineering instincts of a technology founder.
Insights by Pawan Khatri.
The three failure modes of legal AI pilots
Three failure modes account for the majority of legal AI pilots that quietly stall before production rollout. Each is identifiable in the first month. Each has a fix. None of the fixes are technical.
Notes from a year of practice-management migrations
A practice-management migration is a category of work the legal-services industry has not yet learned to scope properly. The RFP captures the visible work. It does not capture the work that determines whether the migration succeeds.
The 30-60-90 adoption curve for legaltech rollouts
Every legaltech rollout in our portfolio is measured at three gates: day 30, day 60, day 90 after go-live. What we measure, what the targets are, and what the numbers usually look like.
Why InterAction installs go dormant, and how to bring one back
Every law firm we have worked with that runs InterAction has at least one dormant install: licences paid, no data entered, contact records last updated three years ago. The pattern, the causes, the fix.