Once confined to the pages of sci-fi novels, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now an integral part of our daily routines. It powers our smartphone virtual assistants and curates personalized recommendations on our favourite apps and streaming platforms. Its influence is expanding across various professions, revolutionizing traditional ways of working. But a burning question remains: can AI truly transform the legal profession, a field often seen as a bit old-fashioned and slow to change?
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