Why AI Might Actually Create More Work for Lawyers
AI is transforming the legal profession not by eliminating work, but by shifting the nature of legal tasks, increasing efficiency, and enabling better, faster legal solutions. While billable hours remain dominant, AI is reducing the cost of routine work and expanding the scope of economic
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