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How to win : the future of law with artificial intelligence /
Tisenhusen, Isabella Barbara
How to win : the future of law with artificial intelligence / Isabella Barbara Tisenhusen - New Delhi : Bloomsbury India, 2025. - xii, 175 pages. 24 cm.
Part 1. What do clients need? Clients need to be able to trust their lawyer -- Clients need to be able to rely on their lawyer -- Clients need to save legal costs -- Part 2. New generation lawyers. Lawyers as language engineers -- Lawyers as data processors -- Lawyers as therapists -- Part 3. New generation law firms. What does a new generation law firm look like? -- Phases of AI adoption at law firms -- Tasks that will remain with human lawyers -- Afterword : advice to young lawyers -- Appendix 1. AI-generated executive summaries -- Appendix 2. List of AI tools useful for lawyers.
We are living in a legal renaissance. Lawyers have never been more empowered to reimagine their profession thanks to AI. This title answers questions such as 'Will AI be better than me at my job?', 'Why do I need to start using AI?' and 'How will AI enhance my capability as a legal professional?' by providing advice on how lawyers and law firms can integrate new technology and improve their legal practice. The title further explains how to make interactions between lawyers and clients a win-win for all parties involved, while increasing client retention and profit for the firm. This book is written by a lawyer, for other lawyers, minus the legalese. It is based on the author's personal observations of the legal industry and interviews with her colleagues across various practice areas and all levels of seniority. It aims to bring forward ideas for improvement. Using examples from the UK, EU and the US across corporate law, contract law, mergers and acquisitions and litigation, this title is relevant to lawyers in private practice specialising in all areas of the law. Are you a practising lawyer at a law firm? Do you sometimes feel like the legal industry is held back by tradition and could use some shaking up? Perhaps you are a mover and shaker yourself. In any case, this book is for you if you are curious about possibilities to improve the legal industry. The book also includes a list of AI tools that are beneficial in legal work. This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Cyber Law online service.
9789369521456 (paperback)
Practice of law—Technological innovations
Practice of law—Computer network resources
Artificial intelligence—Law and legislation
Technology and law
340.0285 TIS
How to win : the future of law with artificial intelligence / Isabella Barbara Tisenhusen - New Delhi : Bloomsbury India, 2025. - xii, 175 pages. 24 cm.
Part 1. What do clients need? Clients need to be able to trust their lawyer -- Clients need to be able to rely on their lawyer -- Clients need to save legal costs -- Part 2. New generation lawyers. Lawyers as language engineers -- Lawyers as data processors -- Lawyers as therapists -- Part 3. New generation law firms. What does a new generation law firm look like? -- Phases of AI adoption at law firms -- Tasks that will remain with human lawyers -- Afterword : advice to young lawyers -- Appendix 1. AI-generated executive summaries -- Appendix 2. List of AI tools useful for lawyers.
We are living in a legal renaissance. Lawyers have never been more empowered to reimagine their profession thanks to AI. This title answers questions such as 'Will AI be better than me at my job?', 'Why do I need to start using AI?' and 'How will AI enhance my capability as a legal professional?' by providing advice on how lawyers and law firms can integrate new technology and improve their legal practice. The title further explains how to make interactions between lawyers and clients a win-win for all parties involved, while increasing client retention and profit for the firm. This book is written by a lawyer, for other lawyers, minus the legalese. It is based on the author's personal observations of the legal industry and interviews with her colleagues across various practice areas and all levels of seniority. It aims to bring forward ideas for improvement. Using examples from the UK, EU and the US across corporate law, contract law, mergers and acquisitions and litigation, this title is relevant to lawyers in private practice specialising in all areas of the law. Are you a practising lawyer at a law firm? Do you sometimes feel like the legal industry is held back by tradition and could use some shaking up? Perhaps you are a mover and shaker yourself. In any case, this book is for you if you are curious about possibilities to improve the legal industry. The book also includes a list of AI tools that are beneficial in legal work. This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Cyber Law online service.
9789369521456 (paperback)
Practice of law—Technological innovations
Practice of law—Computer network resources
Artificial intelligence—Law and legislation
Technology and law
340.0285 TIS