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Beyond the hype: How AI is transforming legal work for maximum impact
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In the past six months, AI adoption has surged, with firms and legal departments leveraging its capabilities to eliminate inefficiencies, enhance decision making, and refocus on high-value legal work. But how can law firms and legal teams maximise AI’s impact while maintaining compliance, security, and ethical standards?
In this session, discover how AI can empower lawyers to reclaim their “why”. NetDocuments APAC leader Jennifer Cathcart will focus on how AI can help practitioners in problem solving, client service, and driving justice, all while ensuring a balance between automation and human expertise.
Join NetDocuments for a deep dive into:
- How firms are integrating AI into daily workflows to boost productivity.
- The generative AI advantage: Unlocking AI-driven insights to streamline legal drafting, research, and case strategy.
- Measuring AI’s ROI beyond time savings – what are the true value drivers?
- How AI is changing work for junior associates, paralegals, and partners.
- Overcoming common misconceptions to drive confident adoption.
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