AI Strategy for Law Firm Leaders

October 25, 2023 | Volume 1, Issue 11 | πŸ• 5 Minute Read

Welcome to LawVision's AI Strategy Newsletter, a key component of our AI Strategy Exchange program. This newsletter is crafted to be succinct and focused, highlighting what we believe to be the most essential readings on AI strategy. We then contextualize these ideas within the legal sphere, tailoring our insights specifically for law firm leaders.

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πŸ’‘ Must Read

Future of Professionals Report Predicts AI Will Have a Transformational Impact on Professional Work by 2028

Source: Thomson Reuters


Mark's Take

Looking ahead to 2028, the Thomson Reuters Future of Professionals Report offers a clear five-year glimpse into the future. It highlights the gradual yet potent rise of AI, signaling transformative changes on the horizon. To navigate this transformation effectively, law firms must proactively nurture growth by educating their workforce comprehensively, evaluating their talent pool critically, establishing ethical frameworks and policies, and deliberately shaping future business strategies. Rather than seeing AI advancements as looming threats, they should seize them as remarkable opportunities. While the current legal AI landscape may seem stable, the evolving AI capabilities will inevitably reshape the legal profession. By sowing the seeds of adaptation now, fresh possibilities can be unlocked, leading to the creation of innovative business models that will thrive in the future. Forward-thinking leaders committed to embracing and harnessing AI's power will distinguish their firms in the ever-evolving legal industry.

πŸ‘“ Deeper Read

AI and Next Great Tech Shift

Source: Financial Times (behind paywall)


LawVision's Take

This Financial Times piece highlights three pivotal books guiding leaders at the helm of future-shaping endeavors. Those leading law firms bear the weighty task of setting strategic direction and molding societal norms. "The Coming Wave" by Mustafa Suleyman emphasizes innovative thinking in maintaining a competitive edge, particularly in AI. It calls on decision-makers to understand AI's transformative power and the necessity of its ethical progression. The author tackles AI-induced disinformation and prejudice, necessitating a hands-on approach with policymakers to form informed regulations. "The Handover" by David Runciman offers a deep dive into the historical shifts in authority between governments and businesses, furnishing a framework to interpret institutional changes and the new era brought forth by AI. Leaders are thus tasked with foreseeing AI's potential hurdles and prospects, positioning their firms to offer critical legal counsel. "Meanwhile, ""Digital Empires"" by Anu Bradford presents a thorough study of regulatory stances across the US, Europe, and China, stressing the importance for those at the top of legal firms to keep abreast of worldwide regulatory movements. This understanding is crucial in advising clients on compliance and risk mitigation, especially in an unstable geopolitical climate fraught with threats like AI-driven cyber-aggression. Therefore, fortifying their teams with cybersecurity, data privacy, and global law knowledge is critical."

πŸ”” Interesting News

PwC Announces Landmark Agreement with OpenAI and Harvey

ο»ΏSource: ERP Today


LawVision's Take

PwC's strategic alliance with OpenAI and Harvey not only highlights the potential for law firm leaders but also offers valuable insights into strategic considerations. While most law firms may not have the extensive resources of PwC, this partnership serves as a compelling example of the strategies law firm leaders should contemplate. It illustrates the importance of knowing when to collaborate with third parties and how to cultivate distinctive capabilities. In this case, PwC leverages OpenAI for foundational models and Harvey for professional-service domain expertise, demonstrating the benefits of external collaboration. Law firm leaders can draw inspiration from PwC's approach, fine-tuning AI applications to enhance the performance of tax advisors and consultants, showcasing how technology can be strategically integrated to drive efficiency and client value.

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πŸ“Œ Recent Deeper Reads

Blogs > AI Strategy for Law Firm Leaders

Source: LawVision


5 Ways AI Can Help You Increase Your Revenue

Source: Forbes


What's the Future of Generative AI? An Early View in 15 Charts

Source: McKinsey & Company


Lawyers Face Conflicting Strategies for Adopting AI

Source: Financial Times

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If you have immediate questions or want

ο»Ώto discuss your firm's specific AI focus:

Mark Medice

mmedice@lawvision.com

412-721-9475

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