This week, Option Droit & Affaires publishes an analysis by our partner Grégoire Lepigeon on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the organisation of law firms.
His starting point is straightforward. AI does not produce law. It produces predictions, through legal research, initial analysis and first drafts. Yet much of the way work is organised within law firms is built around precisely these tasks.
As this predictive capacity becomes increasingly abundant and inexpensive, the question is no longer simply who produces the work, but who exercises judgement.
The article explores what this shift means for the training of junior lawyers, relationships with clients who are themselves using AI, and law firms’ billing models.
Read the article in Option Droit & Affaires: https://optiondroitetaffaires.optionfinance.fr/la-lettre-option-droit-affaires/
