Andrew Leahey

I teach tax, public law, and the regulation of technology at Drexel Kline School of Law, and write the weekly Technically Speaking column for Bloomberg Tax. My research and journalism examine how law governs technology—and how technology can make law more observable, legible, and accountable. Outside work, I’m building an interactive CAD model of the Triumph 1500 engine in my MG Midget.

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Mar 17 Notes from a Law Professor with No Idea What's Going OnI tend to think I’m pretty smart. Of course, that feeling only really flourishes in the periods between som...
Feb 6 I Built a System That Reads the Fine Print of 969 Corporate Legal Documents. Here's What They Say.By Andrew Leahey
Apr 4 Twenty Years of Domain AnticipationIf you visit leahey.net you’ll now find it redirects to this site. This is the culmination of twenty years ...
Jul 20 Everyday Small Use Cases for Generative AIToday I had the pleasure of attending a continuing legal education (CLE) class. For those of you that aren’...
Nov 14 It's a Wonderful Lie - That Movie Misled Us About MoneyWhy, why, why “the money’s not here…. Your money’s in Joe’s house! Right next to yours!” But, that isn’t ho...