When two leading law professors (J.B. Ruhl and previous Fastcase 50 honoree Oliver Goodenough) reach out to you about an up and coming “real deal” AI innovator, you take the call. And if you are Wolters Kluwer, you welcome John Nay, Co-Founder of Skopos Labs, into your portfolio and immediately start collaborating on reinventing, one product at a time. Skopos and Wolters Kluwer teamed up to create legislative forecasting tools, using algorithms to predict the likelihood of Congress passing bills. Skopos Labs has attracted the attention of investors, including the Thomson Reuters Emerging Technology funds portfolio. It’s a great time to be creating artificial intelligence tools for law, and John is right in the center of the action.