
John Mirkin
Co-Founder · J.D., LL.M.
John is a technology entrepreneur building AI systems for government. He applies his experience in law and public service to the legal, regulatory, and operational challenges of AI adoption, with a focus on governance, accountability, and professional oversight.
He previously worked with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Florida Attorney General’s Office. In private legal practice, he advised businesses and major real estate developers on corporate, intellectual property, real estate, and tax matters.
He holds a J.D. and an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, where he attended law school on a full-tuition scholarship, and a business degree from UMass Amherst’s Isenberg School of Management.
His expertise spans AI implementation in government, AI regulation and policy, and AI governance. He regularly speaks on these topics.
Writing, speaking and press
- Washington Permit Timelines: HB 2418 (2026), SB 5290 (2023), and RCW 36.70BRegulatory Guide · September 29, 2026
- When a Data Center Comes to Town: Nine Questions Every Local Government Should Be Ready to AnswerRegulatory Guide · August 21, 2026
- From Legal Review to AI Implementation: What Government Counsel and Law Firms Need to Know About AI AdoptionGreenberg Traurig · Speaking
- Why Red Tape Reform Is Key To Solving the Housing Shortagerealtor.com · Press
- The ROAD to Housing Act: What It Means for Local GovernmentsRegulatory Guide · July 24, 2026
- Florida's Permitting Reset: HB 803, HB 927, and the New Operating Discipline for Local GovernmentRegulatory Guide · June 22, 2026
- Fla. Startup's AI Tool Helps Local Governments Handle GrowthLaw360 · Press
- Avoiding AI Hallucinations and Legal Exposure: A Governance Framework for AttorneysFederal Bar Association · Speaking
- Local Governments Turn to AI to Streamline Housing DevelopmentHousingWire · Press
- AI Cuts Florida Building Plan Reviews from Months to MinutesGlobeSt · Press