Scott Haider: From Discovering Law to Reclaiming Time With AI and Family

Disability attorney Scott Haider didn’t follow a traditional path into law. As a first-generation college student from a tiny town of just 32 classmates, he made a late pivot to law school — all while becoming a father during his first year. From clerking at a small firm in North Dakota to eventually owning it, Scott’s journey is marked by grit, resilience, and a deep commitment to serving clients.

In this episode of Beyond the Case Files, Scott shares how his personal experiences shaped his perspective on disability law, where cases are not just legally complex but emotionally transformative. He explains how he helps clients reclaim hope and stability through the legal system, while simultaneously innovating the way law is practiced.

Now, as firm owner, Scott is leading the integration of artificial intelligence into his practice. By leveraging tools like Superinsight, he manages mountains of medical records, streamlines workflows, and creates more time for what matters most — family, community, and client care.

We explore:

• Scott’s unconventional path into law and early career lessons

• The emotional impact of disability cases and building trust with clients

• How AI tools improve efficiency, case accuracy, and work-life balance

• Strategies for implementing technology in a traditional law firm

• Lessons on perseverance, community impact, and modern law practice

  
  

Whether you’re a legal professional, tech-savvy attorney, or someone curious about disability law, this episode offers insights on balancing family, practice, and innovation while navigating high-stakes legal work.

Learn more about Scott Haider and his work at Schneider Law Firm: schneiderlawfirm.com/attorneys/scott-a-haider

Explore Superinsight AI and discover how it’s transforming medical record review: superinsight.ai

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