You know, you join the legal profession and they hit you with, I have a lot of really good friends who are lawyers, they hit you with a lot of like, this is a revered profession.
I'm not a big fan of how they've approached the legal profession, but if they're going to lower the boom on lawyers, they might as well try to accomplish something useful beyond settling scores.
Because look, one of the big things that people talk about in the legal profession all the time, and certainly the last few years, is talent attraction and then talent retention.
In the private sector, start-ups like Robin AI are revolutionising the legal profession, writing contracts in minutes, saving businesses and customers time and money.
在私营部门,像 Robin AI 这初创企业正在彻底改变法律行业,在几分钟内签订合同,为企业和客户节省时间和金钱。
How does the historical evidence from Australia, England, and Wales challenge concerns about external investments compromising professional standards in the legal profession?