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Careers in Legal Engineering/Tech?
Exploring Careers in Legal Engineering and Technology: A Guide for Aspiring Professionals Are you contemplating a career in the dynamic intersection of law and technology? If you’ve recently graduated with an LLB and have a rudimentary understanding of data science, analytics, and statistics, you’re already primed with a solid foundation to dive into the world…
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What are your best AI tools for the Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Law Firms?
Top AI Tools Revolutionizing Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Law Firms As I delve into crafting a comprehensive article on the foremost AI tools available to law firms specializing in personal injury and medical malpractice, my aim is to spotlight innovations that are transforming how legal professionals operate. This piece, which will reach numerous law…
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Medical summaries- Lawpro or Casetext or??
Exploring AI Solutions for Summarizing Medical Records in Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Cases Running a small law firm specializing in personal injury and securing a few medical malpractice cases comes with its share of documentation challenges. With approximately 100 personal injury cases on the docket at any time, and sporadic, more complex medical malpractice…
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Clio for Doc Storage?
Evaluating Clio for Document Management: Is It the Best Choice? Hello Fellow Legal Professionals, It’s an ongoing conversation in the legal community about which software solution is best for managing documents effectively. A hot topic for many is whether Clio should serve as the go-to tool for document storage and management. There’s a fair amount…
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Any suggestions on good sources for legaltech and AI?
Exploring the Intersection of LegalTech and AI: Recommended Reads Are you eager to dive deeper into the fascinating world where law meets Artificial Intelligence? While there’s a wealth of content out there, finding truly insightful resources that go beyond the surface can be challenging. Let’s explore some top recommendations for newsletters, blogs, and other valuable…
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Navigating the Path to Entering the Industry as a New Graduate
Breaking into the Legal Tech Industry as a Fresh Graduate: A Journey and Tips Entering the Legal Tech market as a recent graduate can seem daunting, especially with a background that straddles both law and technology. Having pursued a law degree and a master’s in the UK, I find myself navigating this niche industry, armed…
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CoPilot – has anyone tried it?
Exploring CoPilot: Share Your Experiences and Creations with AI Agents in Microsoft Suite Lately, I’ve been diving into the world of CoPilot and AI agents integrated within the Microsoft Suite. As someone who’s always eager to explore new tech tools, I’m curious to hear your thoughts on these innovations. Have you had a chance to…
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What is your real life use case on genAI?
Preparing for a GenAI Workshop: Seeking Practical Insights As someone who frequently engages with both academic and non-academic audiences, I’ve found myself often discussing niche subjects that pique the interest of legal professionals. My latest endeavor is to conduct a workshop dedicated to the application of generative AI (GenAI) for lawyers, focusing on practical rather…
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Does a great guide exist that ranks best-in-class legal tech to solve different types of problems?
Navigating the World of Legal Tech: Your Guide to Streamlining Business Solutions As someone who’s transitioned from practicing law to a career adjacent to the legal field, I frequently encounter business challenges that seem ripe for optimization using legal technology. But is there a comprehensive resource that categorizes top-notch Legal Tech based on specific needs?…
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Best Legal Research Solutions?
Exploring the Best Legal Research Tools: Navigating Your Options Hello Fellow Practitioners, As I approach the end of my Lexis subscription, the quest for a new legal research solution has led me to consider Westlaw. However, the complexity of their pricing plans has become a sticking point in my decision-making process. Previously, I utilized CaseText…