“It was brutal,” Levy tweeted then of the loss.

When Levy announced last year the loss of a job as a corporate counsel at LLC, a Waltham, Mass.-based compensation data and software company, he turned to another media platform-Twitter. He concluded it was because the songs carry “memories and emotions,” which “came flooding back into my head.” He shared last week that tears started flowing when he listened to a few of his favorite songs the previous evening. Sharing personal details on social media isn’t unusual for Levy. Of those who take part in social media, 90% use LinkedIn, with Facebook falling a distant second at 29%, the American Bar Association said last month in its 2021 technology survey. LinkedIn is by far the most popular platform for lawyers. The Somerset, N.J.-based company, which does business under the name Malbek, uses artificial intelligence-powered products to aid law firms and other clients. On LinkedIn last month he announced his new job as director of legal and evangelist for contract management startup Malbec Solutions Inc. 2 focuses on legal tech and the tech-enabled practice of law. The tool Levy uses most is LinkedIn, where he launched his own monthly newsletter. Levy also has his own website, where he’s posted interviews with people such as legal news pioneer David Lat and other notable figures in the legal and technology world, like longtime law department leader Jeffrey Carr, who retired last year.

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