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McMullin Injury Law

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Used AI to pull deposition citations showing a witness's lack of preparation when drafting a motion.

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This business has access to industry-standard AI tools and uses AI in important legal work.

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Has access to industry-standard AI tools

Uses AI in important legal work

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1. How many of your staff use AI, and how are they trained?
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