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In the twelfth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, in Part 2 of a two-part topic, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the integration of AI in legal practice, particularly focusing on the evolution of AI tools for lawyers. They highlight various AI tools like Google NotebookLM, Clio, MyCase, AffiniPay, Filevine, Perplexity, Notion, Paxton, and others, explaining how these can help law firms save time, enhance knowledge management, and improve efficiency. They emphasize the importance of effectively using AI prompts, staying updated with emerging tools through platforms like Perplexity and the website “There's an AI for that” and leveraging AI to transform legal research and document drafting. They also touch on legal-specific AI tools such as Paxton.ai for substantive work. They suggest that embracing AI and value-based pricing models like subscriptions and flat fees are crucial for modernizing law firm operations and ensuring sustainability in the evolving legal industry.
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