Law firms aren't just competing with each other for talent, they're in a fight that involves virtually every other industry.
May 03, 2024 at 03:25 PM
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In a world where artificial intelligence expertise is at a premium, law firms will not only compete with each other for talent, they’ll be competing against virtually every other industry, too.
And, without some changes at least, they might be underdogs in that contest.
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