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Jacqueline Schafer on Writing Briefs at the Speed of AI: How ClearBrief is Transforming Legal Drafting

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

According to Schafer, attorneys now exhibit much greater openness to tailored AI tools that enhance productivity versus disrupting their workflows entirely. Looking ahead, Schafer expects to expand ClearBrief’s features to assist paralegals along with corporate attorneys beyond litigation. So but I hear we have another Schwartz.

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44% of Investment Bankers Think They Can Make Lots of Money Off of Attorney Insecurity (AI)

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

I didn’t question that stat at the time, because it sounded about right to me. NY Times – April 10, 2023 A.I. 39 Work Activities – O*NET defines 39 work activities that apply to each job title they track (I count 41, but maybe Goldman dropped a few intentionally?) Okay, so which is it? Which sounded very familiar to me.

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Essential Strategies for Transparent Legal Time Tracking and Client Communication

Rocket Matter

In short, you need it to maintain a positive client relationship. Here are six strategies to keep your time-tracking client-centered. 1. But these (excellent) reasons aren’t the only reasons to time track. If attorneys use the same time entry labels for tasks, it will be clearer to clients.

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Thoughts on Promises and Challenges of AI in Legal after Yesterday’s AI Summit at Harvard Law School

Above the Law - Technology

Even though the themes generally tracked those I’ve already seen raised in other forums and articles, the insights that came out of the summit were enlightening and thought-provoking, especially given the bona fides of those who were there. And speak frankly they did. A related issue is training for lawyers and legal professionals.

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The Clock is Ticking: How to Miss Fewer Court Deadlines

Attorney at Work

Managing an increasing volume of cases and court deadlines– sometimes in multiple jurisdictions – is one of the biggest time management challenges for law firms. . Most states implement rule changes in batches, two or four times per year. The firm had filed a voluntary dismissal back in 2014. Causes of Missed Deadlines.

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Boredom Is a Gift: Unlock a Powerhouse of Creativity and Problem-Solving

Attorney at Work

Boredom is good for you and might just be the secret key to getting your life back on track. Like a recent meme I shared, maybe a million times too many, they think of attorneys as “attack librarians.” Like a recent meme I shared, maybe a million times too many, they think of attorneys as “attack librarians.”

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Marketing When You’re Too Busy for Marketing

Attorney at Work

During my coaching calls, I often hear things like, “I was too busy to do much last month,” “It’s just a really crazy time for me” or “I couldn’t handle the work if it came in.”. I’ve worked with lawyers my entire career and I know there are times when client or practice demands are overwhelming. Schedule time.