From Hype to Help

Law firms are investing heavily in AI — from contract review tools to deposition insights — but many lawyers still don’t trust the results. Associates double-check AI-generated outputs line by line, partners re-review the same work, and the promise of efficiency often falls flat. Despite growing adoption — with 30% of firms now using AI, up from 11% in 2023 — only one in four senior lawyers trust AI tools to handle legal work reliably. 

This gap between enthusiasm and real utility stems from challenges like hallucinated results, algorithmic bias, and inconsistent accuracy. For many attorneys, the risk of missing key clauses, misinterpreting rulings, or producing flawed work outweighs the time AI promises to save. 

In this webinar — hosted by Artificial Lawyer and sponsored by Verbit — we’ll explore how AI can move from hype to practical value for practicing lawyers. 

Our expert panel will examine: 

• Why lawyers hesitate to trust AI outputs and the cultural, ethical, and practical barriers to adoption 

• Where AI tools genuinely deliver — saving hours weekly and improving quality when used effectively 

• What measures can rebuild confidence — including transparency, accuracy benchmarks, and workflow designs that make AI truly efficient 

• How to hold legal tech vendors accountable — best practices for vetting providers, testing tools, and ensuring promised outcomes match reality