As
generative
artificial
intelligence
continues
to
reshape
the
practice
of
law,
firms
are
finding
themselves
at
very
different
points
on
the
adoption
curve.
Some
have
seamlessly
integrated
AI
tools
into
their
litigation
practices
—
using
them
to
streamline
discovery,
sharpen
strategy,
and
even
predict
outcomes
—
while
others
are
still
struggling
to
understand
what’s
possible,
let
along
how
to
implement
it
responsibly.
The
divide
is
becoming
increasingly
apparent
to
in-house
decision-makers,
raising
questions
about
whether
technological
sophistication
is
poised
to
become
a
new
marker
of
competitive
advantage
in
Biglaw.
According
to
a
new
ranking
produced
by
BTI
Consulting
Group,
thanks
to
their
superior
knowledge,
some
firms
are
just
more
adept
at
handling
the
AI’s
ongoing
creep
than
others
into
contracts,
supply
chains,
data
governance,
IP,
and
beyond.
So,
which
firms
do
corporate
counsel
trust
most
in
defending
and
preparing
for
Gen
AI-infused
litigation?
Behold,
the
32
firms
BTI
breaks
down
into
Gen
AI
Powerhouses,
Gen
AI
Leaders,
and
Gen
AI
Distinguished.
Gen
AI
Litigation
Powerhouses
- Cooley
-
DLA
Piper -
Faegre
Drinker -
Latham
&
Watkins - Orrick
-
Wilson
Sonsini
Gen
AI
Litigation
Leaders
-
Arnold
&
Porter - Axinn
-
Goodwin
Procter -
Hogan
Lovells -
Jenner
&
Block - WilmerHale
Click
here
to
see
the
rest
of
the
firms
designated
as
distinguished
in
AI-related
litigation.
Generative
AI
isn’t
just
another
tool
in
the
litigator’s
kit
—
it’s
fast
becoming
a
litmus
test
for
the
firms
general
counsel
think
are
ready
for
the
future.
The
firms
that
understand
both
the
promise
and
pitfalls
of
AI
aren’t
just
keeping
the
pace
with
change,
they’re
defining
what
the
next
era
of
litigation
will
look
like.
Congratulations
to
all
of
the
Biglaw
firms
that
made
the
cut
for
this
important
ranking.
Clients
Name
the
32
Law
Firms
Best
at
Gen
AI
Litigation
[Mad
Clientist
/
BTI
Consulting
Group]
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