Legal AI Agents, Explained: What Law Firms Automate First, and What Stays With a Lawyer
A legal AI agent, explained: the three jobs law firms automate first — contract review, intake, drafting — the rules it runs under, and what it costs.
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Each piece takes one process — lead follow-up, invoice approval, spend classification — and shows what the AI reads, what it decides, where a person signs off, and what it costs. Sources cited, numbers you can check.
A legal AI agent, explained: the three jobs law firms automate first — contract review, intake, drafting — the rules it runs under, and what it costs.
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