"We're hired by the clients for our skill and expertise, and that's what they pay for and that's what they're entitled to," said plaintiffs personal injury lawyer Nicholas Leonardis.
September 14, 2023 at 07:02 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
Some marketers are promoting artificial intelligence as a tool for lawyers who file car-accident injury suits, but finding converts in this area could be an uphill battle.
Artificial intelligence can instantly assign a dollar value to a client’s injuries, and it can help busy attorneys by composing demand letters.
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(L-R) Amos Gern of Star Gern, John Sakson of Stark & Stark, Nicholas Leonardis of Stathis & Leonardis and Christopher Robinette, Southwestern Law School. Courtesy photos
