Lawyers weren't afraid of AI — they were afraid of where pasted data went. Lito inside Word removed that moment. Even skeptics experimented.
Saskatchewan's largest full-service law firm, with 100 lawyers across two offices in Regina and Saskatoon.
Lawyers across the firm had genuine concerns about AI adoption, centered on hallucinations, inadvertent client data exposure, and professional...
“I think the way we get over the fear is to introduce lawyers to safe tools and tell them: anything you do here is safe and approved. Here are concrete examples relevant to your practice group. Here are prompts you can use to interact with AI in a way that’s predictable — and you’ll understand how it derived its results.”
Full-service law firm based in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Legal technology for document drafting, review, and collaboration.
McDougall Gauley LLP's Contract review is part of this use case:
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Attorneys resisted standalone tools. Embedded in Word, AI now cuts contract review to 10 minutes and saves lawyers 7+ hours weekly.
Tracing issues across hundreds of contracts took days. AI now synthesizes the history from bulk files in hours.
Attorneys paused consults for hours of manual document review. Now, AI drafts verified legal opinions in real time during client meetings.
Attorneys resisted standalone tools. Embedded in Word, AI now cuts contract review to 10 minutes and saves lawyers 7+ hours weekly.
Email intake buried lawyers in routine contracts. Now, AI handles first-pass reviews and lets staff generate compliant agreements.
Expense testing and reconciliations ate into audit hours; most AI couldn't trace to source. Agents now handle both inside Excel.
Adoption came easy; deep integration didn't. Lawyers seconded from billable work became legal engineers, then led change firm-wide.
Manual reviews of massive contracts bottlenecked cash flow. Now, lawyers use embedded AI agents to dissect agreements and accelerate deals.
Skilled lawyers buried in routine paperwork across 50+ countries. Now AI handles the volume; specialists focus on the judgment work.
Lawyers weren't afraid of AI — they were afraid of where pasted data went. Lito inside Word removed that moment. Even skeptics experimented.
Saskatchewan's largest full-service law firm, with 100 lawyers across two offices in Regina and Saskatoon.
Lawyers across the firm had genuine concerns about AI adoption, centered on hallucinations, inadvertent client data exposure, and professional...
“I think the way we get over the fear is to introduce lawyers to safe tools and tell them: anything you do here is safe and approved. Here are concrete examples relevant to your practice group. Here are prompts you can use to interact with AI in a way that’s predictable — and you’ll understand how it derived its results.”
Full-service law firm based in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Legal technology for document drafting, review, and collaboration.
McDougall Gauley LLP's Contract review is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Attorneys resisted standalone tools. Embedded in Word, AI now cuts contract review to 10 minutes and saves lawyers 7+ hours weekly.
Tracing issues across hundreds of contracts took days. AI now synthesizes the history from bulk files in hours.
Attorneys paused consults for hours of manual document review. Now, AI drafts verified legal opinions in real time during client meetings.
Attorneys resisted standalone tools. Embedded in Word, AI now cuts contract review to 10 minutes and saves lawyers 7+ hours weekly.
Email intake buried lawyers in routine contracts. Now, AI handles first-pass reviews and lets staff generate compliant agreements.
Expense testing and reconciliations ate into audit hours; most AI couldn't trace to source. Agents now handle both inside Excel.
Adoption came easy; deep integration didn't. Lawyers seconded from billable work became legal engineers, then led change firm-wide.
Manual reviews of massive contracts bottlenecked cash flow. Now, lawyers use embedded AI agents to dissect agreements and accelerate deals.
Skilled lawyers buried in routine paperwork across 50+ countries. Now AI handles the volume; specialists focus on the judgment work.