The Legal Industry Is Changing Faster Than Ever

Most law firms think the “AI revolution” is coming someday.

But it’s already here and it’s reshaping everything from hiring to billing models.

The question now isn’t if lawyers will adapt.

It’s how fast and who will get left behind.

In this episode, I dive into the massive transformations happening in law right now from junior lawyers quitting in record numbers to legal departments being replaced by automation.

You’ll hear how:

AI is reshaping the roles of paralegals and junior lawyers, forcing firms to rethink training, culture, and career progression.

Major players like Microsoft and Freshfields are restructuring their legal teams and what that signals for the entire industry.

The first AI-driven law firm is already regulated and changing the economics of legal work.

And why the future of law belongs to those who learn to combine tech fluency with human trust, creativity, and business acumen.

I also share why I founded the Global AI Skills Summit for Lawyers a global community and free training initiative helping lawyers future-proof their careers.

If you’re a lawyer wondering where your role fits in this new AI-powered world this episode will help you see what’s coming, what’s at stake, and how to stay ahead.

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