Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy
Artificial intelligence is changing how legal work gets done, from research and drafting to client counseling and access to justice. The AI & the Practice of Law Project at the Engelberg Center brings together practitioners, scholars, judges, and technologists to examine what those changes mean for lawyers, courts, and the people they serve.
Through a working group of experts and a series of public reports, the project aims to give the legal profession practical, evidence-based guidance for adopting AI responsibly. This placeholder text will be replaced with the final project description.
Our Report
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