AI helps clients prepare for legal meetings by organizing facts and documents, building timelines and summaries, suggesting questions to ask, explaining legal terms in plain language, and surfacing issues or missing evidence they may want to raise with counsel before a consultation.
The client still needs to verify what the AI produces, and the lawyer still provides the actual legal advice, decides strategy, corrects anything the AI gets wrong, and determines what facts or issues matter legally.
AI turns a client’s situation into a focused list of questions to bring to the first meeting so the consultation covers the most important issues efficiently.
ChatGPT / ClaudeAI explains unfamiliar terms from contracts, demand letters, or court notices in simpler language before the client speaks with counsel.
ChatGPT / GeminiAI condenses scattered notes, emails, and events into a one-page agenda and factual summary the client can use to frame the discussion with their lawyer.
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Almost every week, a lawyer tells me about a client’s annoying use of AI. Some clients are pushing back after running their lawyer’s advice through ChatGPT. Others are sending massive dumps of AI-generated slop and forcing their lawyer to comb through it.