# “Moving Upstream: Redefining Legal Operations with Curtis Brewer of Litify”

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Published: 2025-11-13T07:30:00+00:00
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## Resource

In this episode of Clock Talk , hosts Janessa Nelson and Nataly Kian sit down with Curtis Brewer, CEO of Litify, to explore how legal departments can transform their approach to spend and matter management. Curtis breaks down what it means to “move upstream from the invoice,” why it’s critical for modern legal ops, and how data, analytics, and AI are reshaping the future of the legal industry. From smarter budgeting to seamless collaboration, discover practical ways to make your legal department more strategic, proactive, and impact-driven.

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