Technology,
Law Practice
Jul. 30, 2026
Five ways law firms are getting AI wrong
Law firms that treat AI as more than a technology purchase--while preserving human judgment and client relationships--will gain the greatest advantage.
George Brandon
President
Email: george@legalxcellence.com
George Brandon is president of LegalXcellence.com. He is a seasoned management, business development, marketing and IT professional with over 30 years of experience in the legal services industry, as well as an experienced business development attorney coach and marketing director with a proven track record of helping lawyers achieve their business development goals.
Artificial intelligence has moved beyond being a future consideration for law firms. It is now part of everyday legal practice. Attorneys are using AI to draft documents, summarize cases, prepare presentations, research industries, develop marketing materials and streamline administrative tasks. Clients are also embracing AI, often arriving at meetings with AI-generated summaries and questions before they have even spoken with their attorney.
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