Weekly take: For once, an AI trend that might improve the legal profession - Managing IP

Everyone talks about AI like it's a magic switch you flip. Nobody mentions why so many smart business owners are still sitting on unused subscriptions wondering what went wrong. You're not behind bec

Everyone talks about AI like it's a magic switch you flip. Nobody mentions why so many smart business owners are still sitting on unused subscriptions wondering what went wrong.

You're not behind because you're not smart enough. You're behind because the people selling AI solutions get paid to make it complicated.

Here's what caught my attention this week — even the legal industry, famously slow and resistant to change, is finding genuine value in AI. Not by overhauling everything. By solving one specific, painful problem at a time.

That's the pattern I've seen across 500+ implementations. The businesses that win with AI don't start big. They find one repetitive task that eats hours every week — research, document review, first-draft writing — and they replace that single task with an AI tool designed specifically for it.

One problem. One tool. Thirty days to prove it works.

If lawyers can do this without burning their practice down, you can do it without touching the systems already working for you.

Start by listing three tasks your team does repeatedly that require no real human judgment. That list is your AI roadmap.

What's one task in your business you'd love to hand off today if you knew it wouldn't create more problems than it solved?

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