A leading law firm leader is pushing back against the widespread prediction that generative AI will hollow out the entry-level ranks of the legal profession, arguing instead that cheaper legal work will unleash pent-up demand and give junior lawyers more—and higher-value—work. The case is laid out by Gary Wingens, chairman of Lowenstein Sandler, in an opinion piece for Bloomberg Law.
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