In-house legal departments have spent the past two years racing to adopt generative AI. Many organizations can now point to successful pilots, growing user adoption, and an expanding list of AI-powered capabilities.
Legal AI Maturity Is About Business Impact, Not Adoption
Legal doesn’t operate in isolation. Every contract review, approval, and negotiation is part of a broader business process. If AI isn’t making those processes faster, more transparent, and easier to navigate, it isn’t making legal meaningfully more effective.
By
Jonathan Greenblatt
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