The promise of AI-assisted e-discovery was simple: cut review costs, accelerate production timelines, and stop billing clients $400 an hour for contract reviewers clicking through documents about quarterly sales figures. Six years after the major platforms made their big AI pivots, the results are uneven...
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The marketing pitch for legal AI is irresistible: faster research, tighter drafts, fewer billable hours wasted on grunt work. But the malpractice exposure when these tools hallucinate a case, bury a deadline, or generate a defective contract clause is entirely your problem — not OpenAI's,...