Short answer
No. By accelerating routine work, automation frees the lawyer's time for value-adding work such as interpretation, negotiation, and strategy. Human oversight is preserved at every step that requires a decision; here technology is a tool, not a substitute.
No. By accelerating routine work, automation frees the lawyer’s time for value-adding work such as interpretation, negotiation, and strategy. Human oversight is preserved at every step that requires a decision; here technology is a tool, not a substitute.
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