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Victorian Lawyers Report Increased Use of AI Tools in Practice

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A study of 2,221 lawyers in Victoria found that AI usage in legal practice increased from 37% to 55% over the last year. While AI use is highest in trade practices (85%) and banking and finance (78%), 79% of lawyers reported using consumer chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot. Some lawyers noted that clients using chatbots have increased their workload by requiring corrections of AI errors.

From theguardian.com

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The increased adoption of AI in the legal sector suggests changes in professional service delivery and cost structures. Although AI is widely used, only 26% of lawyers reported that its use resulted in lower client fees, indicating that efficiency gains have not uniformly translated into reduced costs for clients.

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