sobremesa.

Something is shifting underneath the legal profession, and most of us are too busy to name it well. New questions are arriving faster than the old vocabulary can handle them. About climate. About AI. About what a contract actually does. About who gets to call themselves an expert now. About what an entire career is for, when the ladders are quietly disappearing.

Most of this conversation already happens. In private rooms. In messages between friends. In second drinks at conferences. Almost none of it makes it to a public archive worth listening to.

Sobremesa is the archive. Conversations that take their time. Voices that don't usually share a table. A host trying to translate between two shores.

Sobremesa launches with a small handful of conversations, each at the seam of something the profession hasn't named well yet.

The first is about what the transition is asking of the contract. A senior partner in conversation with a founder building systems that question how deals get made. The boardroom meets the line of code.

What follows widens the table. Lawyers leaving the profession. The mental cost of working for difficult bosses. Careers that no longer match the maps we were given. AI, climate, and the friction between continents, yes, but also the harder, quieter questions underneath them.

We're keeping the names quiet until each episode is ready.