National Media Covers Launch of ”CoCounsel,” Casetext’s Transformative AI Legal Assistant

In articles published by Law.com and Law360, John Polson and Evan Shenkman are quoted on the launch of Casetext’s CoCounsel, the AI legal assistant that performs the tasks most valuable to legal professionals in a single, easy-to-use interface. Fisher Phillips was one of the first major law firms to deploy the technology firm-wide.

John Polson was quoted by Law.com and explains the power of CoCounsel and how it will "help our attorneys provide far more efficient legal research, document review, drafting, and summarizing," which he said has "only scratched the surface of what it has to offer."

Evan explains to Law360 that the firm is rolling out the tool to help lawyers, and eventually paralegals, work more efficiently. "It's a tool that will help them provide better services to our clients and get answers more quickly and do some of the tasks that they otherwise would take a long amount of time."

Legal AI company Casetext developed CoCounsel as the world’s first reliable AI legal assistant, powered by the most advanced large language model Open AI ever created. Thus, CoCounsel is able to respond in seconds to natural language instructions and read, comprehend, and write at a postgraduate level. CoCounsel automates critical, time-intensive legal tasks and produces top-quality work more quickly, accurately, and precisely than humanly possible.

Legal professionals at Fisher Phillips will use CoCounsel to assist with a broad array of time-consuming tasks, including document review, legal research, and contract revision and drafting, giving them more time to focus on the aspects of practicing law that cannot be done by machine.

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