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Now, let's find a way to improve associates' lives and mental health.

Notes to my (legal) self.

Lawyers start to use GPT-4 technology to do legal research, draft documents and analyze contracts

Want to keep your job? Bill, baby, bill.

Lawyers who charge an hourly rate typically bill by the 10th of the hour, which is at 6 minute intervals. This is standard practice for practical reasons. Billing by the minute is time consuming and can be difficult to track, while larger increments can lead to excess.

Just when you thought the facts couldn't be more cartoonish...

'Every associate is livid.'

Biglaw productivity is way down.

The AI bot really seems to understand the plight of associates.

It's a great way to encourage attorneys to unwind.