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AI and automation: strategic allies for law firms

The article emphasizes that artificial intelligence and automation are strategic tools for law firms, allowing them to reduce the time spent on non-billable administrative tasks and improve productivity. AI also transforms legal drafting and optimizes internal workflows while enhancing the client experience. Adopting these technologies is essential to differentiate oneself in a competitive market and attract new talent.

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