AI Is Killing Legal’s Billable Hour. It’s Also Repeating Its Worst Mistake

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Corporate legal departments want their law firms to lead on AI but are sending mixed signals about what that should look like.

Law firms want direction from their clients but are hearing more silence than specifics.

With neither side initiating a direct conversation, each has quietly started building its own vision.

In this eBook, Maui Gevero of PERSUIT takes a deep dive into this dynamic, exploring:

  • The familiar patterns at work
  • The statistics that bear these out
  • The underlying economic trends
  • The barriers to change
  • What happens when someone actually tries to collaborate

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