In March 2025, we discussed:

1. Practical use of AI tools for tasks such as preparing for trials, generating opening statements, researching legal precedents, and drafting legal documents.

2. Examination of studies comparing AI tools with human lawyers in terms of efficiency, accuracy, and time saved, along with skepticism regarding academic evaluations versus real-world applications.

3. Personal anecdotes and experiment results shared by participants, including the use of deep research functions, drafting capabilities, and innovative approaches like setting up shared client files.

4. Discussions on the evolution of AI capabilities, ethical considerations, the potential replacement of junior associates, and AI as a friction-reducing tool in legal processes.

5. Insights into practical tools and strategies, such as using Adobe Acrobat for document integration, customizing prompts for better results, and supplementing hardware and software tools to enhance legal practice efficiency. Mention of tools like v0.dev for app creation and other niche AI applications.

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