When Wilson Tsu, an engineer at IBM, went back to school to earn his JD-MBA, he expected note-taking would have evolved beyond a handful of colorful highlighters and typing case notes on a laptop. He was wrong. He developed an online platform for law students to categorize case information and organize briefs and outlines with the click of a button. Wilson graduated and joined Kirkland & Ellis, then launched LearnLeo to transform the way law students and law firms consume and deliver information. LearnLeo automates the busywork and gives students more time to digest material. He now has plans to introduce LearnLeo to the general population to help people organize the internet and save information in a more seamless way.