Given negative use case pitfalls early on, accuracy concerns, and grey areas surrounding client confidentiality, it’s no surprise that legal professionals have been hesitant to lean into the rapidly evolving world of AI.
In fact, according to Law.com, a 2023 survey showed 55% of attorneys considered themselves “worried” about the use of AI within their field, with 54% of their clientele in agreement.
However, as the legal industry grows more aligned with the modern age, the percentile of skeptics is declining. Rapidly.
Claims that AI will someday “replace” the role of an attorney grow more unsubstantiated by the day, while it becomes harder to deny these technological advances are changing the face of the legal field itself.
Former skeptics are now embracing the world of possibility, as the benefits of AI utilization increasingly edge out potential risk. Judges are, too.
In a recent decision involving a request for attorneys’ fees and defendant expenses, Justice A.C.R. Whitten of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice claimed in his ruling, “If artificial intelligence sources were employed, no doubt counsel’s preparation time would have been significantly reduced.”
This remarkable commentary demonstrates the developing permanence of AI within the field, as it quickly progresses from a world of uncharted uncertainty to a “well-established legal tool.”
“While AI can automate and enhance many aspects of legal work, such as document review, legal research and even predicting legal outcomes, the practice of law encompasses complex decision-making, emotional intelligence, ethical considerations and interpersonal skills that AI cannot replicate.” -Law.com
Debunking Skepticism with LawGPT
Uniquely Built by Lawyers, for Lawyers, LawGPT’s core values help skeptical attorneys easily transition into self-taught AI experts.
Simplicity
According to our users, one of the most empowering elements of the LawGPT model is its offered simplicity and ease of use.
No assistance, experience, or training necessary. No licensing or IT department support required.
Users rely on live demonstrations and walkthrough videos at their discretion which speak directly to user experience, allowing them to apply AI functionality to case files with ease. Engage documents
in a conversational manner without having to learn the complexities of keyword and intricate Boolean searches.
LawGPT’s pricing model similarly reflects the same value: It’s simple.
Users pick the plan that best suits their firm size – even specific case needs – allowing them to instantly take on more cases with less manpower.
Efficiency
Every element of the LawGPT platform is centered around one goal: to make legal professionals more efficient.
Extensive depositions are easily comprehended. Medical records and expert reports are quickly summarized.
Complex case files are seamlessly navigated, tagged, and organized. Even daunting paralegal responsibilities become automated, allowing your firm to free up countless hours of opportunity.
Users have even reported borderline cases are now approached with enhanced outcomes – even in cases where the facts are not on their side – and more cost-efficient approaches.
Security
Are my documents safe? Are client records considered confidential? How can I be sure?
The primary concern heard among skeptics typically involves security.
This is what sets LawGPT apart from its competitors. Powered by Microsoft Azure’s OpenAI platform, all data is privileged and protected, offering unparalleled protection and privacy.
Users can retain or erase data at their discretion through a data lake firewalled to their firm, ensuring the data you input begins and ends with your firm.
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