Nevertheless, the crossover between the needs of legalish and what we perceive as the legal field is remarkable. As someone who spent five years as a software

Nevertheless, the crossover between the needs of legalish and what we perceive as the legal field is remarkable. As someone who spent five years as a software developer in the legal industry, this whole article comes off as a lot of fluff to sell a product. I'm not even really sure what it's suggesting aside from using them instead of lawyers, because the legal system is too conservative for automation... or something (not true).