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AI offer from the Montpellier Bar in July 2025: What you need to know.

90% of lawyers underestimate the potential of legal AI, which can free up to 2 hours a day by automating repetitive tasks. Tools like Lexis+ AI and Jarvis Legal, available through the Montpellier Bar, help increase productivity without replacing lawyers. A four-step approach is proposed to effectively integrate these solutions into law firms.

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