AI Is Changing How Legal Work Gets Done

AI Is Changing How Legal Work Gets Done

AI adoption in legal services is entering a new phase. The conversation is moving beyond individual tools and productivity gains as law firms begin to consider how AI can reshape workflows, expand capacity and make better use of the institutional knowledge that sets their firms apart.

Following AI4 2026, Duffy Kruspodin Chief Growth Officer Tracy Kapteyn identified six themes that stood out for law firm leaders, from turning repeatable processes into AI-enabled workflows to addressing the implications for talent, adoption and governance. The brief also explores a larger strategic question: as AI makes new capabilities possible, where can firms translate that capacity into meaningful business value while preserving the judgment, accountability and oversight that legal work requires?

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