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Legal Technology: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Law Practice
Lawyers are increasingly told that advanced technology is coming soon to their doorsteps and will radically change the nature of their work. These warnings are often vague and unthreatening to a profession that has happily operated in much the same way for over a century. This paper examines the not
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