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Tight deadlines, increasing client demands, new laws, evolving case law, more complex proceedings, and a heavy administrative burden—day-to-day life at a law firm is becoming increasingly challenging. This makes it all the more important to make optimal use of available resources and design efficient workflows.
Here's what you can expect:
In this webinar, you’ll get to know the new PRIME LEGAL AI and learn how to leverage artificial intelligence strategically in your law firm. We’ll show you the key features, practical use cases, and specific applications for everyday legal work. Discover how PRIME LEGAL AI supports you throughout the entire client engagement process—from case file analysis and drafting legal documents to conducting research in case law and legal literature. Using concrete examples, we’ll show you how to delegate routine tasks, streamline workflows, and free up more time for legal consultation.
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What fellow lawyers say:
Attorney Tom Braegelmann, Annerton: “PRIME LEGAL AI impresses me because it makes AI practical, compliant with data protection regulations, and truly usable in the legal field. I am particularly impressed by how much experience and understanding of legal processes has gone into its development.”
Attorney Markus Hartung: “PRIME LEGAL AI can think outside the box, which is something you sometimes have to do as a lawyer. I have no idea what you have to tell AI to make it learn that, but PRIME LEGAL AI can do it.”
Attorney Micha Friedmann shares his experience from over 20 years of digitization in the legal industry and demonstrates in a practical way how AI can change everyday legal work. The webinar is aimed at anyone who wants to gain a sound overview of the current possibilities and opportunities offered by legal AI – factual, practical, and with real added value.
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Attorney
Board of Directors (CLIO), anwalt.de services AG
Founder and managing director, QNC GmbH
Lecturer in AI and Law at Leibniz University Hannover and the University of Vienna