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Artificial Intelligence-Powered Legal Document Processing for Medical Negligence Cases: A Critical Review
This critical review looks at the assessment of the application of artificial intelligence in handling legal documents with specific reference to medical negligence cases with a view of identifying its transformative potentialities, issues and ethical concerns. The review consolidates findings that
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