What Can Information Technology Do For the Law?, by Jonathan Jenkins

Jonathan Jenkins notes that “much of current legal work is embarrassingly, absurdly, wasteful.” While information technology has taken firm root in the workplace routines of most every industry, practitioners of law are lagging in their embrace of all that IT has to offer. Automation of basic tasks and the use of analytical artificial intelligence can greatly benefit law practices, and this piece examines the various ways in which practitioners of law can implement IT and AI tools to make their offices more efficient, effective, and profitable.

Jonathan Jenkins, What Can Information Technology Do For the Law?, Harvard Journal of Law & Technology (2008).

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