Executive & Legal Engineer

Laurie

Laurie Lee’s legal career began in a solo attorney’s office that was still running on WordPerfect. Her mother had used WordPerfect in the early 90s. It was that kind of situation.

She didn’t arrive with a consulting firm in mind. She arrived with an eye for what wasn’t working — and there was plenty.

Over the course of nearly a decade working inside law firms of every size, Laurie has migrated outdated systems to modern platforms, built internal filing architectures from scratch, implemented e-signature programs that actually got documents back signed, and written SOPs detailed enough that a brand new legal assistant could walk in on day one and know exactly what to do without anyone holding their hand.

She has implemented Clio from the ground up — configuration, templates, data migration, staff training, and reference documentation included. She has built workflows, tracking systems, onboarding programs, and instruction manuals at every firm she has ever worked for. She once brought a 78-year-old attorney into the modern era so smoothly he didn’t realize it was happening until it was already done.

Laurie holds a BS in Legal Studies, a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, a Clio Certified Administrator credential, a NetDocuments Certified Trainer certification, an Anthropic AI Fundamentals certification, a LexisNexis AI certification, and an NNA Certified Signing Agent credential. She is currently completing her Master of Public Policy with a 4.0 GPA.

She doesn’t have a JD. What she has is something harder to teach — the ability to walk into operational chaos, identify exactly what’s broken, and fix it in a way that actually holds.

Laurie founded Imprint Insight on a simple belief. Independent law firms do some of the most important legal work in this country. They deserve infrastructure that works as hard as they do.

She is genuinely terrified of failure. She swims with sharks for fun. But sending a client back into the chaos they came from — that’s the thing she won’t accept.

When she’s not untangling law firms, Laurie can be found rescuing large dogs of questionable intelligence, curating the definitive playlist of 1990s music, or tossing pizza dough in the air — because some skills are just worth having.

Logan

Logan came to the legal world by way of a journey that not many people could have navigated with the grace and determination he did.

A former manager at McDonald’s — where he learned early that systems, efficiency, and getting things right under pressure actually matter — Logan’s path took an unexpected turn when he was struck by a car while riding his bike home from work. The attorney who helped him through that experience left a lasting impression. Sometimes the people who show up for you change the direction of your life.

He ended up here. And we are better for it.

Logan is the kind of person who doesn’t just learn something — he learns everything about it. Every layer, every detail, every edge case, every reason why it works the way it works. He builds computers for fun. He architects systems the way other people do puzzles. He is currently working toward a future in mechanical engineering with a focus on transportation — because his mind naturally gravitates toward figuring out how things move and how they could move better.

Right now he’s applying that same obsessive, meticulous brilliance to legal technology — and it shows.

Logan is also a commissioned Florida Notary Public and a key member of the Imprint Insight field team. When a client needs someone who will learn their system inside and out and never stop until it works exactly right — that’s Logan.

He is proof that brilliance shows up in all kinds of packages. We’re glad this one found us.

Coral

Every great team needs someone who brings the energy — and Coral brings it in abundance.

Known affectionately around the office as Squirrel, Coral is the youngest member of the Imprint Insight team and possibly the most enthusiastic. She is a student, a musician, and a creative spirit who approaches everything she does with the kind of wholehearted commitment that most people spend years trying to develop.

She plays guitar. She plays piano. She cares deeply about the people around her and it shows in everything she does.

Coral joined Imprint Insight as a youth operations intern — learning the business from the ground up, contributing where she can, and figuring out what her path looks like along the way. She has big dreams that extend well beyond legal operations — including stages and conservatories that would be lucky to have her.

For now she’s here, she’s learning, and she makes the team better just by showing up.