
7 Questions In-House Counsel Must Ask Before Launching An AI Product
Successful AI launches share a common thread: in-house counsel who know exactly what to ask beforehand.
Successful AI launches share a common thread: in-house counsel who know exactly what to ask beforehand.
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top when it comes to excellence in client service?
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In-house leaders are most concerned about 'reputational risks' and 'the impact on their companies.'
When things are ‘wildly unpredictable,’ in-house counsel will ‘think harder about how they spend every dollar.’
You need to treat contracts as data.
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By sharing feedback about your compensation, you’ll contribute to new benchmarking reports for in-house counsel and legal ops.
Tech is not the hero; alignment is.
The billable hour versus the AFA.
High-stakes legal work doesn’t just demand expertise. It demands clarity, structure, and alignment.
We’re asking in-house attorneys to tell us about their go-to law firms.
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If the contract only serves to guide the lawyers, it’s not doing its full job.
AI will never replace the human voice in a resume or LinkedIn profile.