When the tech gets professional indemnity insurance, let us know. That’s what they’re paying for: expertise combined with the ability to sue us when it goes wrong. That’s why complicated matters don’t get dealt with in house.
]]>Ex Legal Rec – your perspective is warped. Think from the perspective of the client, not the lawyer. Its not the lawyers who will use tech to make their jobs easier. Its clients that will use tech to replace their lawyers.
]]>You can’t look at it from the perspective of which of your trainee and associate jobs will be replaced by a robot or ai.
It’s power is in the ability to circumvent the doing of certain legal tasks completely. We didn’t evolve to using robot horses to pull out wagons. we built cars.
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