#legal-technology

#legal-technology

Legal technology, like dealing drugs, thrives on getting kids hooked on the free sample. At least that's what hundreds of hours worth of D.A.R.E. propaganda films taught me. It's why law students received Lexis and Westlaw passwords before their dorm rooms - it's never too early to develop brand loyalty. As 3Ls graduate into 1st-year associates and start pulling all nighters on legal research, they instinctively log into whichever system they learned in school.

GAIA is revolutionising the legal industry with AI that automates legal work and empowers legal professionals to work more efficiently and effectively.

The Deep Dive Tool is an enhancement that allows users to query a data set using natural language, enabling them to obtain specific answers related to class action cases.

Across the globe, legal professionals face increasing pressure to deliver high-quality work quickly, struggling with silos of applications that hinder workflow efficiency.

Opus 2 transforms how legal professionals work by offering an AI-enhanced, collaborative solution for case management, preparation, and strategy, streamlining processes to empower legal teams.

"Offices & Dragons uses generative AI and automation to help its users power through hundreds of legal documents, as well as generate, edit, and redline bespoke projects and templates."

"Legal Geek follows a fast-paced format: short, punchy talks of 10 minutes in length... It forced speakers to have a point, get to it quickly, and stick to it."

Courts across the U.S. are confronting a surge of legal filings that rely on flawed AI-generated research, leading to fines and reprimands for attorneys.

If I wanted a question answered about my visa status, it would take the attorneys like four business days to get back to me, minimum.

"These citations were 'hallucinated' by ChatGPT in that they either do not exist and/or do not stand for the proposition for which they are cited."

However, you can rely on a few stalwart annual reports if you're seeking a bird's-eye view of long-term technological change in the legal field.

The good news: People like Celestine Oglesby of Ave Maria Law and the NALP JD Advantage Working Group are working hard to change the status quo.

Gone are the days of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. law firm receptionists chained to their desks...modern consumers expect 24/7 responsive service and immediate answers.