Are you a lawyer, then where is AI in your resume?

Fresh out of law school, my friend’s son faced a daunting question in a legal department interview: “Are you a lawyer then where is AI in your resume?” It’s a question that stumps many, but it’s also a beacon of the trans-formative times we’re in.

During his internship, he dove into the world of Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) systems, wielding AI tools that could dissect contracts with a precision and speed beyond human capability. He learned to harness AI to automate the mundane, freeing up legal minds to tackle complex analyses. He witnessed AI’s power to forecast outcomes and offer insights that drive smarter business decisions.

AI in law isn’t about replacing the lawyer; it’s about enhancing the lawyer. It’s the techy sidekick that’s read every case file, the digital mentor that whispers ‘Did you know?’ when it’s needed most. For a new law graduate, AI isn’t just a line on a resume—it’s a testament to a new era of legal work where innovation is key.

So, to all the fresh legal minds out there, remember: you’re not just lawyers; with AI, you’re redefining the profession, just as Steve Jobs re-imagined technology.

AI isn’t just a tool; it’s your partner in legal brilliance.