Contrary to widespread fears that artificial intelligence will hollow out the legal profession, a prominent Big Law leader contends the technology is more likely to expand demand for legal work than shrink it. In a discussion aired on Bloomberg's *Odd Lots*, Gary Wingens, chair and partner at Lowenstein Sandler LLP, made the case that AI will make legal services cheaper and more accessible, ultimately generating more transactions, disputes and litigation for lawyers to handle.
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