Associates spend 6–12 hours per research instruction reading case law, statutes, and commentary — often duplicating work a colleague completed last month on the same legal question. Institutional knowledge is lost between matters.
Legal knowledge is fragmented across Westlaw/LexisNexis, firm precedent banks, matter files, and lawyers' inboxes. There is no unified search across internal and external knowledge. Every question is answered from scratch with no institutional memory connecting previous research to current needs.
I asked Copilot about anti-assignment provisions in private equity acquisitions and it pulled five of our own precedents I didn't know existed. That would have taken half a day. It took four minutes. We're billing better, not just faster.
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