By optimizing a range of processes from case intake to litigation support, AI not only alleviates the workload on legal professionals but also enhances their ability to serve clients more effectively.
April 23, 2024 at 02:42 PM
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Up to now, the legal business has been surprisingly untouched by technology, but that’s changing quickly as lawyers embrace AI in myriad ways.
Their use of AI already goes far beyond individual attorneys using it to work with contracts and research. Law firms of all sizes are applying AI (both machine learning and generative AI) to augment and speed-up many of their day-to-day processes.
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