Historically, plaintiff law really didn't need more than a cell phone email address. Most people think of AI as like, oh, you're going to fire everybody and cut costs.
Why listen
It goes beyond the title with direct discussion of like, it's, right, including: No software really solved their core problem, which is labor constraint.
Key takeaways
01They also discuss what happens when AI agents start handling thousands of steps across a case, why lawyers could spend more time on actual advocacy, and what the legal system might
02Because what ended up happening was, you talked about how Wilson Sassini might charge $2,000 an hour, and that's really the business model
03A call comes in, Eve actually answers the call and automatically uses his insights on the law firm to know whether or not this is a case the lawyer has to take on or not, and then
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listeners looking for a practical AI episode debrief