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Hosted by Ron Drescher · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 40 episodes
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AI Tools for Practicing Lawyers delivers practical, no-nonsense guidance on how attorneys can use artificial intelligence tools in their law practices — right now. This podcast is for practicing lawyers who want real-world answers, not hype. Each episode focuses on clear, understandable explanations of AI tools that can help attorneys work more efficiently, communicate more effectively, and make better business decisions — without requiring technical expertise or coding knowledge. We cover topics such as: • Using AI responsibly and ethically in legal practice • Drafting, research, summarization, and document review tools • Client communication and intake automation • Practice management efficiencies • Emerging AI platforms relevant to law firms • Real examples attorneys can apply immediately Whether you are a solo practitioner, small-firm attorney, or part of a larger practice, this podcast is designed to help you understand w
Ron Drescher hosts AI Tools for Practicing Lawyers, a business show with 40 episodes published.
SHOW NOTES An insurance company just spent $300,000 fighting a pro se litigant who had no lawyer — just ChatGPT. That number should worry every practicing litigator. What happens when the other side has access to an inex
Show Notes Lawyers wear exhaustion like a badge of honor — but what if the data on your wrist already knows you're running on empty? In this episode, Ron sits down with consultant Megan Grover of MBG Wellness and physici
Has AI fundamentally changed the law of evidence, or has it just forced us to revisit principles that have always been there? That's the question at the center of this episode, and there's no better person to answer it t
Show Notes How much work has to happen before AI can actually help a law firm? Everyone wants an AI-native practice, but almost nobody asks what has to be true before the AI can do anything useful. This episode answers t
Most lawyers think about AI as a chat box. Ron argues that's already the old way of thinking — and the real leverage is in systems that run without you, remember what they're supposed to do, and hand you a finished resul
While AI note-takers grab the headlines, the real issue at stake in this episode is one lawyers have been dodging for decades: "Is AI notetaking actually riskier than everything else already sitting in your practice?" In
SHOW NOTES Most AI pitches to law firms start with a product. This one starts with an audit — and a question about whether buying software was ever the right move for a solo or small firm in the first place. Jerry Dearde
SHOW NOTES What if the smallest law firms are actually the best positioned to win the AI era? That's the provocation Ron opens with this week — and it comes from someone with a genuinely rare vantage point: a solo attorn
Show Notes Most bankruptcy lawyers still don't know what their own firm actually makes each month. Jenny Doling built a revenue dashboard in Claude to find out — and then kept going, building analyzer skills for pay stub
Show Notes Episode 018 | Season 2 Premiere | Guest: Jennifer Grondahl Lee Season 1 taught you how to use AI. Season 2 is going to be harder. The question isn't whether to adopt AI anymore — it's whether your firm's knowl
Show Notes What are you actually doing with AI — and does it work? Ron and Heather put their tools down long enough to talk about what they've been building with them. This isn't a roundup of tools you might try. It's an
What if you could lose your case to an AI judge tonight, so you don't lose it to a real one tomorrow? For generations, lawyers learned advocacy the hard way: draft the brief, argue the motion, get knocked down by the jud
Are "build an AI agent in 20 minutes" ads lying to you? Ron spent way more than 12 hours trying to find out. Ron set out to build the simplest possible AI legal workflow — a motion to extend time to file bankruptcy sched
SHOW NOTES NOTE: The File Cabinet Test is used to determine whether AI can discern the contents of every file in a connected drive. The star of Apple's WWDC 2026? Apple Intelligence. Apple announced how Apple Intelligenc
Most conversations about AI and legal writing focus on the tools. This one focuses on the lawyers. What does a Flintstones lawyer actually do on Monday morning after they've finally decided to move? What does a Simpsons
The question everyone is asking is wrong. When lawyers debate which AI tier is "smarter," they're arguing about a label — and labels end analysis. The better question isn't which tier is best. It's what capabilities am I
SHOW NOTES Is the billable hour a liability you're voluntarily handing to your clients — and is AI finally giving lawyers a way out? Rich Rodgers has been building AI-native legal tools since before most lawyers knew wha
Workflow Options: From Prompts to Presets Every lawyer who has ever stared at a blank prompt box knows the feeling. AI promised to change how legal work gets done — but a single chatbox isn't a workflow. The legal AI wor
When AI becomes a privilege problem, most lawyers are still treating it like a productivity hack. Solo and small firm attorneys hear constantly that AI saves time. What they hear far less often is that the AI tool they c
The AI training market for lawyers is broken. Not because there isn't enough of it — there's more than ever. The problem is almost all of it is aimed at the wrong lawyer. LinkedIn is full of Jetsons lawyers talking to ot
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