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It's not sluggish at all. Modern law firms use all kinds of tech including lots of software and even AI/semantic analysis systems. There's definitely a high bar
by manigandham 7y ago
It's not sluggish at all. Modern law firms use all kinds of tech including lots of software and even AI/semantic analysis systems. There's definitely a high bar before adoption due to regulations and security but that's for good reason.
The problem is that there's a limit to the automation. Human lawyers can't be replaced. Interpretation, strategy, communication, court dates, etc. all require the human factor. No amount of software is going to make the human go any faster here.
- LanceH 7y agoAnd the humans don't care to change their interface with all these tools every 3 years even if it is theoretically sub-optimal.