EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 21 MIN
How AI Is Changing Legal Work, Client Confidence & Law-Firm Marketing
from AI Visibility by Jason Todd Wade, Founder of BackTier · host Jason Todd Wade
In Part 1, Jason Todd Wade speaks with New York matrimonial attorney Mia Poppe about how AI is changing legal practice from the inside out.Mia explains how she uses AI for idea generation, document comparison, gap analysis, research support, and law-firm marketing—while keeping legal judgment, risk assessment, and strategy firmly in human hands.The conversation covers:Why lawyers have been slow to adopt AIWhere AI is useful—and where it is dangerousUsing AI to compare long settlement agreementsWhy legal expertise still mattersHow AI can improve law-firm efficiencyClient confidence as the real product lawyers sellWhy AI search is changing how clients find attorneysThe shift from traditional SEO to AI VisibilityHow authority, consistency, and lived experience influence AI recommendationsThe central lesson: AI may not replace experienced lawyers, but lawyers who use it intelligently will work faster, communicate better, and become easier for the right clients to find. Jason Wade, Founder BackTier.docxDOCXMia Poppe, Esq. is a New York matrimonial and family-law attorney and the founder of Poppe & Associates. She represents clients in divorce, custody, support, and complex family-law matters. Drawing on both professional and personal experience, Mia brings a direct, strategic, and highly client-focused approach to legal advocacy.Jason Todd Wade is the Founder of BackTier and host of the AI Visibility Podcast. He helps organizations become understood, trusted, and recommended by AI systems through stronger entity authority, machine trust, and AI Visibility.Mia Poppehttps://miapoppe.comBackTierhttps://backtier.comAI Visibility Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/2GKjqiFMhh7pO15RXkkG5E
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