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The undisrupted legal profession, technology, and family offices

Use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the field of law. (Used clipping mask)

Back in 1996, Richard Susskind, former tech adviser to the UK chief justice, published The Future of Law, which said technology would totally disrupt the cosy world of the legal fraternity.

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