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I find the article is badly written. Being a lawyer, a coder and interested in Legal Tech, I still find it hard to read or unterstand some sentences/sections. T

I find the article is badly written. Being a lawyer, a coder and interested in Legal Tech, I still find it hard to read or unterstand some sentences/sections. The author also falls short of mentioning any specific workflows that could be automated (which there are many) or any specific programs or companies that are really changing the legal landscape (which there are not many). From my experience real AI Legal Tech is yet rarely used (at least in the European legal market). And I have yet to see a company I trust that will change that soon.

artificiallawya 8y ago
Thanks. There are over 30 legal AI companies working just in doc review. If you are interested in this area then check out previous pieces that cover a very wide range of use cases. There are well over 50+ companies using NLP/ML in the legal sector. If firms in your country are not then they are perhaps just a bit behind the curve. Come to London and it may change your mind.