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The Modern Office and How to Avoid Paper Cuts
When I started practicing law in the 1990s we, collectively as a society, were giving up our IBM Selectric typewriters and migrating towards personal computers. We brought paper files to court, spread them out on our conference room tables, and hand-wrote stipulations at court using pink, blue, yellow, and white carbon paper forms. It is...
Read ArticleProductive Use of Artificial Intelligence in a Law Firm
As a legal practitioner, you’re likely acquainted, at least to some extent, with the concept of generative artificial intelligence, or generative AI. This advanced form of artificial intelligence has the capacity to produce text, images, or other media in response to given prompts. Essentially, generative AI operates by repeatedly asking a fundamental question: “Given the...
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