(STL.News) The legal industry has always been built around expertise. Clients hire lawyers because they need people who can understand complicated situations, interpret the law, negotiate on their behalf, and make sound decisions when the stakes are high. But behind that expertise is a significant amount of operational work. Law firms deal with client intake, case files, document preparation, scheduling, billing, correspondence, reporting, deadlines, and countless other administrative responsibilities every day. As firms grow, those responsibilities can become increasingly difficult to manage. That is where artificial intelligence and automation are beginning to make a noticeable difference. Rather than changing
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