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Everything. Drafting correspondence, pleadings discovery, discovery responses. Reviewing all of the same. Reviewing depositions, drafting deposition outlines.
by tiahura 2y ago
Everything. Drafting correspondence, pleadings discovery, discovery responses. Reviewing all of the same. Reviewing depositions, drafting deposition outlines.
Everything that is “word processing,” and that’s a lot.
- PittleyDunkin 2y agoWell that's terrifying. Good luck to them.
- wing-_-nuts 2y agoTo be honest, much of contract law is formal boilerplate. I can understand why they'd want to move their role to 'review' instead of 'generate'
- drdaeman 2y agoSo, instead of fixing the issue (legal documents becoming a barely manageable mess) they’re investing money into making it… even worse? This world is so messed up.
- randallsquared 2y agoThey have no lever with which to fix the issue.
- Terr_ 2y agoArguably the same problem is occurs in programming: Anything so formulaic and common that an LLM can regurgitate it with a decent level of reliability... is something that ought to have been folded into method/library already. Or it already exists in some howto documentation, but nobody wanted to skim the documentation.
- PittleyDunkin 2y agoWhy not just move over to forms with structured input?