Law Has Always Been Three Jobs — AI Finally Makes the Third One Accessible
jkubicki · x · 2026-10-17
Lawyer jkubicki breaks the profession into three parts: thinking like a lawyer (law school as brain boot camp), practicing like a lawyer (clients, EQ, admin, collaboration), and building like a lawyer — the 99% overlooked part. Law is a business, but most lawyers realize this only after drowning; AI now makes deliberate business-building genuinely accessible to lawyers for the first time.
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