What if AI could revolutionise access to justice for millions?

This week on the Legally Speaking Podcast ™️, I had the privilege of speaking with Alexander Samuel Kardos-Nyheim, Founder & CEO of Safe Sign Technologies, who has achieved what many would call impossible. At just 22 years old, Alexander built a legal AI startup so groundbreaking it was acquired by Thomson Reuters—all while balancing a legal training contract.

Alexander's story is one of grit, innovation, and purpose. From his teenage years fighting a legal battle to save his community, to leading a team of experts from Cambridge, Oxford, MIT, and Harvard, he’s redefining how legal advice is delivered at scale.

🎙 Here’s why you don’t want to miss this episode:

🌍 A mission that matters: How Alexander turned a personal struggle into a company tackling the global justice gap.

🤖 AI with a purpose: What makes Safe Sign Technologies’ AI model a game-changer for legal advice—and why it outperforms mainstream AI tools.

🔑 Building success under pressure: How he juggled building a startup while working full-time in Big Law.

🏆 The Reuters acquisition story: Insights into how Safe Sign became the go-to legal AI for the world’s top legal information provider.

💡 Lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs: Alexander’s advice for those looking to make a real impact in legal tech.

💬 Quotes from Alexander to Reflect On:

“The law can be a powerful tool if you have a purpose and work hard at it.” 

"If you can take one step forward every day, you give yourself a real chance to succeed.” 

✨ Key takeaway: Success isn’t just about building a product; it’s about staying true to your “why” and creating something that leaves a lasting impact.

📢 Ready to be inspired? Tune in now on your favourite podcast platform and discover how Alexander’s journey is reshaping the future of law: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/legally-speaking-podcast/id1485892170?i=1000678104121

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