EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 18 MIN
AI Tools for Smarter Law Firms
from Law Practice Today · host The Law Practice Division
In this Law Practice Today podcast episode, Greg Siskind discusses an ABA book he co-wrote with Jason Susser and Josh Waddell, focused on practical ways lawyers can adopt generative AI in their firms, including how to prioritize projects, find “low-hanging fruit,” decide what to DIY versus hire out, and avoid ethical or operational trouble. Siskind draws parallels to the early days of law firm websites, recounting building one of the first lawyer websites in 1994 and the skepticism and compliance questions that followed. He describes his firm’s earlier AI work starting in 2015 with no-code expert systems and a later pivot in 2022 after an early look at OpenAI through Casetext’s CoCounsel, leading to an immigration-focused generative AI research prototype. The conversation highlights strong use cases like summarization, translation, inbox workflows, marketing tasks, and prompt “recipes,” emphasizing prompts as effective delegation.00:00 Why Invest in AI00:31 Podcast Intro and Disclaimer01:09 Meet Greg Siskind01:52 Writing a Practical AI Book03:44 Lessons From 1994 Websites07:06 Early Web Marketing Advantage08:50 Law Firm AI Experiments 201511:11 First Look at Generative AI13:55 Practical Use Cases and Prompts16:09 Prompting Is Delegation17:16 Where to Find Greg17:48 Final Thanks and Outro
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In this Law Practice Today podcast episode, Greg Siskind discusses an ABA book he co-wrote with Jason Susser and Josh Waddell, focused on practical ways lawyers can adopt generative AI in their firms, including how to prioritize projects, find “low-hanging fruit,” decide what to DIY versus hire out, and avoid ethical or operational trouble. Siskind draws parallels to the early days of law firm websites, recounting building one of the first lawyer websites in 1994 and the skepticism and compli...
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