How can AI revolutionise the way lawyers work?
This week, I’m delighted to be speaking with Chris Williams, the go-to-market at Legora, an AI-powered workspace designed to make legal work flow. Chris dives into how Legora automates repetitive taks, boosts productivity and tackles the biggest gap in legal tech today. With insights on AI’s future in law and a 25 million recent funding to expand, this episode is packed with forward-thinking ideas for any legal professional.
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AI’s Role in Legal Innovation
The importance of Collaboration in the Legal World
Technological Gaps in the Industry
Augmenting Productivity with AI
The Competitive Edge for Smaller Firms
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