We propose that the proper use of artificial intelligence in legal services is by the wise hands of seasoned practitioners. Garbage in, garbage out. The person best suited to instruct AI is an experienced lawyer. The best person to review, correct, change, and use AI effectively is also the same lawyer. This is how we intend to utilize AI.
As a lawyer working on government contracts, I find that Artificial Intelligence is crucial in streamlining my work process. AI is particularly helpful in managing the vast amount of paperwork I receive from clients and in legal discovery. With its assistance, I can quickly identify, locate, organize, summarize, review, and prepare a memorandum on the contents of the documents. This allows me to advise my clients on the importance of the information contained within them.
AI-powered legal research tools enable me to summarize critical elements of cases and decisions, such as fact patterns, legal conclusions, and court rulings. These tools let me quickly search large databases and gather relevant data, precedents, laws, regulations, statutes, and case law for specific jurisdictions.
AI assistance helps me and other counsel determine the potential value of a case and predict the outcome of a particular matter. Predictive coding can also analyze relevant data and information and help identify potential risks in existing or threatened litigation. This can lead to more informed decisions and better risk assessments for counsel and clients.
AI-based document management software can enable me to store and organize legal files, including case files, contracts, electronic communications, etc. AI-based organizations can facilitate and expedite locating, maintaining, and safeguarding critical documents and information.
Experienced lawyers can improve upon the AI product, check it for accuracy, make judgments, and do the critical thinking and strategizing the AI cannot. The lawyer instructed by having handled a similar case before can create the most intelligent and ethical use of AI.
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