Thomson Reuters Law Blog

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Only 22% of law firms have a visible AI strategy despite 41% actively using generative AI tools. Leadership commitment, not technology adoption, determines whether AI initiatives spread firmwide or stall in pilot mode. Agentic AI is reshaping legal work already, and firms building AI-ready cultures now will lead when it matures.

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Fiduciary-Grade AI is built on verified legal content, is essential for accuracy and security, unlike consumer-grade tools that relies on the open web Ethical obligations, including human supervision to manage bias and factual inaccuracies, are paramount, with the ABA and state bars issuing guidance for lawyers using AI

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CoCounsel Legal locates templates and generates initial legal brief drafts using trusted legal sources within Microsoft Word. The tool ensures accurate citations, current legal language, and consistent terminology across all brief components. Quick Check feature proofs documents for citation accuracy, formatting, and court complianc...

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Law firms face an AI execution gap, with strategy and adoption outpacing operational delivery and client expectations. Governance, training, and talent development are critical to closing the gap and ensuring responsible, value-driven AI use. Legal leaders must act now to align strategy, client service, and workforce development for...

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AI lawyers combine hands-on AI tool use with strategic counsel, guiding clients through fast-evolving ...