Lawyers+Robots

Ever wished for an AI tool that could not only transcribe your meetings but also extract valuable insights? Meet Contented. We recently caught up with co-founder Hannah Hardy-Jones, who showed us how this NZ-born platform not only generates accurate transcriptions, but can also create custom outputs like timelines - at the click of a button. Curious? Check out the demo and learn more in our Lawyers+Robots community: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F Have you tried Contented AI? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

Are you leaving billable hours on the table? PointOne's AI-powered timekeeping might be the solution you've been waiting for. We caught up with Adrian Parlow, PointOne's CEO, who showed us how their platform automatically tracks your work and generates time entries. Early adopters are seeing impressive results, with some firms capturing up to 30% more billable hours! Want to see it in action? Check out the demo in our free Lawyers+Robots community: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

Document automation can be tedious for lawyers - but Gavel is out to change that. We had the pleasure of catching up with Brittany L. Hernandez of Gavel, who showed us how the platform is using AI to take the hassle out of automating your documents so you can generate them internally or have clients generate them directly. Time to dust off those precedents and put them to work? Let Gavel help. And if you want to see more, join our free online community to see Brittany's walkthrough of the platform and to download a sample precedent you can use during Gavel's free trial to see just how it works: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

Are you a lawyer, and don't know where to get started with AI? What if you could tap into a library of pre-built workflows that have already been built for real-world use cases? Like developing a timeline from a range of documents, or creating a pleadings comparison table on the fly? That's what vLex now offers - a company that has been plugging away at AI in the legal space for years. We had Daniel Hobson and Adam Towler join us to give us a taste of what vLex can do, and you can see the demo yourself by jumping into our free online community: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

In a week where OpenAI releases an AI model with more advanced reasoning capabilities, there's a question lawyers must increasingly face: How will lawyers work in future? If AI can do things for us like research legal issues, assess risks, draft contracts and prepare submissions, lawyers will need to adapt. Depending on your view, that's either exciting or terrifying. And it's the sort of thing we're discussing over in Lawyers+Robots - a free online community. Join us. https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

SwiftLaw is a new AI document drafting/editing platform you should seriously take a look at. Saketh Kesiraju and his team were kind enough to give us a demo of their newly released product - an MS Word add-in that uses AI review/edit your documents right in Word. They already have some great features, with more in the pipeline. And the pricing is very competitive, which we expect could make this the go-to AI drafting option for solo lawyers and small firms. For the full demo and lowdown on what's next for Swiftlaw, head over to our community at: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

Earlier this week Andrew Wierda joined us at Lawyers+Robots to give us a demo of Law Cyborg. It's an impressive Kiwi-made legal research AI product, focused on tax law right now, but will look to expand to other practice areas in the near future. Join the Lawyers+Robots community for free to see the demo and hear more: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

Yesterday, Tali Green joined us at Lawyers+Robots to show how Goodfact, the product she has co-founded, can instantly build you an interactive chronology from documents you upload. It's a litigation-lawyers' lifesaver. To see the demo and our growing list of resources, join our community for free here: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

Laura Jeffords Greenberg nails the challenges that face lawyers as they confront the possibilities of working with AI. That's why we've started an online community to provide a safe place for lawyers to share what they're experimenting with and to collaborate on new tools and workflows. Join us at: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F

There's plenty to grapple with in the legal AI?and automation space. In the first week we've: ? Considered whether you'd have an AI receptionist ? Managing risks for lawyers inputting information into LLMs (like ChatGPT) ? Shared some prompts get you started with reviewing cases ... and more. Come be part of the discussion in Lawyers+Robots: https://lnkd.in/gcwWX48F Free to join. Nothing to lose.