We’ve all wished for that perfect legal intern: the one who comes for the summer but stays on long after learning how to do the job, plows cheerfully through piles of rote paperwork, finds every error, highlights every possible concern, and earns your trust through flawless performance and tireless work ethic. If you’re lucky enough to have worked with such an intern, you know the joy that comes from focusing on the higher-level aspects of your job without worrying about the details.
The good news is that you have a way to permanently bring that intern into your transactional law practice by adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Advances in AI Technology
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