No surprise here: firms that use AI more comprehensively are more likely to offer flat fees: From Clio's Legal Trends Report. #ClioCon 2024:

What roles AI automation may impact the most, per Clio's Legal Trends report: #Cliocon

Love the courage: Jack Newton at #ClioCon keynote: “I would like to do something that is kind of risky, but who would like to see a live demo of Clio Duo?… A live demo at a keynote, what could go wrong? (Solid bet: did not make the list of #genAi demos gone wrong)

.Jack Newton at #Cliocon highlighted some stats from Clio's legal trends report: 2019: 60 % of law firms didn’t respond to emails; 44% didn’t respond to calls. 2024: "This year, 67% of law firms didn’t respond to emails ... 60% of law firms didn’t respond to phone calls.

Looking at this chart from Clio's legal trends survey, maybe baby boomer lawyers are less tech averse than commonly assumed: #cliocon

.Clio's Joshua Lenon with a warning: "If we are not careful, AI will impact our revenue. We can’t just grab a tool go to a website, login and think there won’t be consequence." #Cliocon

.Victoria Pratt closes out the first day of #CLIOCON:

.Victoria Pratt ar #Cliocon: “In court, I speak in plain English because legalese, I believe, is the language we use to confuse.”

.Nita Farahany kicks off day 2 of #cliocon

Favorite session from Cli day 2: "Mastering Difficult Conversations". Learned a lot - mainly because they made the audience pair up and have difficult conversations. Gotta love (terrifying) audience participation

.Jack Newton dons a cowboy hat to close out #ClioCon. First cowboy hat I've seen in Austin (so far)

Lawyers are still figuring out what AI's impact will be on their business model, operations and culture—and how best to prepare. A recap of the best insights from #ClicCon 2024, and more, on Legaltech©news law.com/legaltechnews/…

If you want to know how mad the Nebraska Supreme Court was about the actions of the Secretary of State and Attorney General, they made a SIMPSONS reference in the opinion and said Marge's sisters understand their constitutional obligations better than our Executive branch. Dang.

This made my day. Need more Simpsons references in court rulings:

Robert Downey Jr. says he 'intends to sue' all future executives who use his AI replica law.com/therecorder/20…