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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 31 MIN

What If Legal AI Isn’t The Issue at Al, But the Fact That It Doesn’t Know Your Matter Well Enough?

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In this Legally Speaking Podcast episode, Joshua Lenon, Lawyer in Residence from Clio discusses the current state and future of AI in the legal profession, emphasising workflow integration, transparency, and the transformative potential of agentic AI for law firms.KeywordsAI in legal, legal technology, Clio, legal AI, workflow automation, agentic AI, legal innovation, legal practice management, legal insights, legal industry futureKey TopicsAI adoption in law firmsWorkflow integration and redesignAgentic AI and autonomous legal tasksTransparency and data security in legal AIFuture trends in legal technologyChapters00:00Introduction to AI in Legal Practice02:58The Gap in AI Adoption Among Law Firms06:04Rethinking Technology Integration in Law09:11The Importance of Context in Legal AI12:10Clio Work: Enhancing Legal Context and Efficiency14:57Agentic AI: Transforming Legal Tasks17:46Transparency and Data Security in AI20:56The Future of Legal Services with AI23:58AI's Role in Increasing Demand for Legal ServicesResources

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