NexLaw.AI was recently featured in Artificial Lawyer for its role in a groundbreaking mock trial at SXSW Sydney. In collaboration with Lander & Rogers, NexLaw put its Legal AI Trial Copilot to the test, showcasing how AI could assist in real-time courtroom scenarios. This experiment, where human intelligence was pitted against AI, highlighted NexLaw’s ability to transform legal practice through innovative solutions like AI-driven case preparation and trial strategy. As legal AI continues to evolve, NexLaw is at the forefront of exploring its potential to reshape the future of the legal profession.
Published October 15, 2024
Live Mock Trial: Can AI Win a Court Case?
Live Mock Trial: Can AI Win a Court Case?
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