"82% of general counsel agree or strongly agree that they expect their firms to track and share their use of AI in client matters, indicating a key indicator of AI caution."
"Law firms are now evaluated not only on legal expertise, but also on how effectively they deploy, govern, and explain the technologies supporting their work."
A report indicates that 82% of general counsel expect law firms to track and share their use of artificial intelligence in client matters. This expectation reflects a growing caution regarding AI in legal operations. Law firms are now assessed not only on their legal expertise but also on their ability to effectively deploy, govern, and explain the technologies they utilize. The findings are based on a global survey of 468 general counsels and senior legal leaders conducted in late 2025 and early 2026.
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