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Re:Lawyers are uniquely well-placed to resist AI job automation by barbazoo on Monday December 08, 2025 @10:06AM (#46193051)
Lawyers I work with, especially small shops, are extremely excited about AI potentially helping them focus on their clients and automating some of the non law related work they often have to do that keeps them from helping more people or reducing their rate.
Re:Lawyers are uniquely well-placed to resist AI job automation by beyarkay on Monday December 08, 2025 @10:10AM (#46193092)
very cool
Re:Lawyers are uniquely well-placed to resist AI job automation by german_dong on Monday December 08, 2025 @10:20AM (#46193221)
Like a lot of professional talkers, you've gone off on a long-winded, narcissistic pontification, 90% of which I didn't read. But shortly before Claude Pro went mainstream, I was dealing with my parents' estate and the procedural opacity (obfuscation?) had me very close to pulling the trigger on hiring a lawyer. After I signed up for Claude Pro, knowing what and how to file various documents became far more tractable, almost enjoyable.
Re:Lawyers are uniquely well-placed to resist AI job automation by beyarkay on Monday December 08, 2025 @11:13AM (#46194038)
It says a lot that you didn't read 90% of a 2 minute essay