Law firm AI working group tests multiple models — Claude keeps outperforming
jkubicki · x · 2026-09-30
A lawyer reports that his firm's AI working group — partners, associates and engineers testing AI workflows across models — found Claude consistently outperforming all alternatives, despite rivals offering built-in integrations like iManage. He also notes a sector-wide pain point: dominant legal niche software rarely offers APIs, making data access lag across the board.
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