Automation is cheap. Knowing when to turn it off is not. Courts have now logged more than 2,000 cases involving AI-fabricated citations, and 825 of them were filed by lawyers. Malpractice data points the opposite direction, at missed deadlines and clients nobody called back. This post maps six areas of a small firm’s operations, task by task, and gives you four questions for deciding what a machine handles and what a person does.
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