French bar council survey: 86% of law firms now use at least one AI tool
Loo_Atreides · x · 2026-11-07
The French National Bar Council (CNBarreaux) published its first AI usage barometer for the legal profession, based on an OpinionWay survey of 2,281 lawyers.
- 86% of law firms have at least one AI tool in place
- 92% use AI for legal research
- 84% of users cite time savings as the main benefit
The council stresses continued vigilance on output reliability, professional secrecy, and data protection, and plans to track AI adoption trends in the profession over time.
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