M&A diligence isn’t one artificial intelligence decision — it’s two, and most legal-AI marketing collapses them into a single comparison that doesn’t match how lawyers actually buy. The first decision is made by the seller, sixty to ninety days before the LOI is signed: which virtual data room (VDR) to [...]
Most AI papers vanish into the archive. They are published, indexed, and forgotten, accumulating a handful of citations from the authors’ own follow-up work and little else. The gap between a paper that shapes a subfield and one that disappears usually comes down to a decision made before a single [...]
Most legal AI marketing is built for AmLaw 100 budgets. Harvey is sold as an enterprise annual license sized to firm headcount. Hebbia prices to investment-bank deal flow. Even the LexisNexis Protégé and Westlaw CoCounsel extensions stack on top of research subscriptions most firms are already over-paying for. For the [...]