Built around the asset: a live tour of how AI moves real estate deals faster
Deal teams still spend hours piecing together title, survey, contracts, public records and prior work before they can understand an asset. Orbital, the AI platform built specifically for commercial real estate, makes those connections for you.
Join us for a live tour and see how it moves a deal from first document to closing, cutting hours of manual review along the way.
Agenda
Justin Lischak Earley, Orbital's Principal of Legal Content & Evangelism, joins Senior Account Executive Clare Davern for 45 minutes to share what the latest research says about where AI actually creates value in real estate deals, followed by a live demo of one acquisition from first document through diligence, drafting and closing — including a first look at Orbital's newest capabilities.
Trusted by 5,000+ real estate professionals across 200,000+ transactions a year
In this 45-minute live tour, you’ll see how Orbital helps you:
Documents, public records, prior work and property context together in one place.
Review title and survey, track exceptions, and map easements and boundaries.
Turn an LOI into a PSA using your own form, then analyze revisions and produce issues lists and redlines.
Generate abstracts, closing documents and critical dates from one shared project, keeping the deal team aligned.
Preserve the deal record and put key information, obligations and dates to work across the asset lifecycle.
A former commercial real estate attorney at Eversheds Sutherland and VP of Strategic Venture Partnerships at First American, Justin works at the intersection of law, real estate and technology and speaks regularly on AI in legal practice. A Duke Law graduate, where he served on the Duke Law Journal, Justin clerked for the U.S. District Court in North Carolina, and holds a master’s in human centered design and an Executive MBA from UC Irvine.
Clare’s background at global tech leaders like Microsoft and Salesforce means she knows what it takes to drive meaningful tech adoption in complex organizations. Today, she brings that expertise to the legal frontlines — partnering with real estate teams across the US, whether on-site or remote, to implement AI in ways that deliver measurable, lasting impact.