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"We realized the value so quickly that we actually moved all of our license holders into the beta, and everyone has really appreciated the improvements in redlining, legal research, and the ability to speed up our work.”

Hal Snedden,, Vice President, Global Privacy Counsel at Brink's Inc, described the shift after their team adopted CoCounsel Legal.

Before, they had to choose a skill, pick resources, and then narrow down further by country or task. Now, a single prompt leads directly to an answer grounded in trusted sources.

For a lean in-house team, that difference matters every day.

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AI isn't the answer for everything. K&L Gates partner Amy Groff said plainly in a recent panel on AI and access to justice: “There are some situations where the service we provide as lawyers is listening to someone and talking to them.”

And University of Michigan Law School professor Vivek Sankaran reframed the question: what if AI gave lawyers more time for exactly those moments? And beyond clients, he asked, might it give the legal profession more space to be human with itself, in a field where burnout has become an accepted baseline?

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Adoption of legal AI is at an all time high. 71% of legal professionals now use AI regularly.

The gap isn't adoption anymore. It's accountability.

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