Canadian law firms spent the past few years debating whether to adopt artificial intelligence, and many have now answered that question in practice. AI is producing first drafts, summarizing case law, reviewing productions, translating filings and searching internal precedents, often across several practice groups at once. What most firms have yet to settle is who […]
The Six Questions Law Firms Should Put to an AI Vendor Before Trusting It With Client Work
Buying AI has become fairly easy for law firms. Most vendors can have a pilot running within weeks, and their demonstrations are persuasive, whether that means a long agreement summarized in seconds or a polished first draft produced from a few bullet points. What remains much harder to establish is what the firm is actually […]