AI represents an apocalypse to traditional law firms and traditional legal business models

"After the scandal related to the FTX, among others, the regulators seem to be under some pressure to act."

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At one point, churches fretted over losing their tax-exempt status for even unintentional missteps. But the IRS has largely abdicated its enforcement

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As law firms grapple with AI's rise, the question is: resist, assist, or transform? Discover how these choices are shaping and defining legal service offerings.