Fortune Article Calls out the rising wave of AI in Law
Law firms would do well to pay notice to a recent Fortune article, “AI isn’t just entering law offices—it’s challenging the entire legal playbook,” which perfectly captures the dramatic shift happening in our profession. It correctly recognizes that the legal profession is in the very early stages of a wholesale revolution. If anything, however, they may be underestimating the pervasiveness of the coming changes.
The article notes an unprecedented boom in legal AI, with record-breaking investments in startups like Harvey (raising $300M at a $5B valuation!) and landmark acquisitions like Clio’s $1B purchase of vLex. The author states “The AI-ification of the legal industry may not be fully realized, but it’s certainly underway.”
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Lawyers are embracing “copilots” like Troutman Pepper Locke’s internal system, Athena, which sees 3,000 prompts daily for tasks from drafting to internal queries. Filevine’s “Chat With Your Case” shows how integrated AI will become. As Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson states, “There’s just no way lawyers won’t be working with copilots in the next two years. It’s just a routine part of their daily work life.”
This isn’t just about efficiency; it’s about fundamentally reshaping legal processes and services. While new challenges like AI-generated evidence and potential bias emerge, the opportunity for transformation is immense.
At Adjuria, we’re not waiting for widespread adoption; we’re actively helping legal companies get there faster than their competition. We provide the expertise and tailored solutions to ethically integrate these powerful AI tools, transforming workflows, enhancing strategic capabilities, and ensuring our clients are leading the charge in this new era of law.
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