It’s a question you’ve likely been grappling with more and more lately as you hear about your peers adopting AI: Where does your firm stand on legal AI adoption?
AI is rapidly transforming legal work, with new AI solutions emerging
Every case, regardless of its origin, is rife with legal documents. For instance, when drafting legal motions, it’s crucial to catch grammar, punctuation, and citation errors that could weaken an argument or undermine credibility. Whether you’re a lawyer, a
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the legal industry—boosting efficiency, cutting costs, and improving client experiences while reducing manual work for legal professionals. But it’s not magic.
Just as installing a high-tech engine on a car with flat tires won’t
Motions for a change of venue are often associated with high profile cases, largely due to the amount of pretrial publicity. Compared to other legal motions, a motion for change in venue is less common, but equally as important.
When
We’ve written extensively on how lawyers can use AI responsibly—and, as yet another court decision is released addressing lawyers’ use of AI, it’s never been more important to understand the risks and limitations of AI use.
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Employment law lead generation can be a complex and challenging process for many employment lawyers, particularly as they look to stand out in an inherently competitive and increasingly oversaturated market. However, it’s also an essential consideration for a firm’s ability
Cross-examination is the stuff of drama in fictional courtroom depictions. The savvy lawyer taking on a hostile witness on the stand—these are the moments TV and movie audiences live for. However, the truth is real-life cross-examinations are far less dramatic
In just a few years, artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the legal industry have gone from being something primarily for innovators and trailblazers to becoming increasingly common for law firms of all sizes. According to our latest Legal Trends Report
Traumatic life experiences are common among those involved in the criminal justice system. This includes survivors, witnesses, criminal defendants, and convicts. How would it help if the justice system acknowledged this reality and worked to accommodate trauma sufferers? In other
By now, most lawyers are familiar with the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI). With nearly three-quarters of a law firm’s hourly billable tasks potentially exposed to automation by AI, there’s seemingly no limit to the ways AI can