11/10/2025
Chief Marketing Officer Talks AI Advantages for Small Firms in Business of Law Digest
Time-consuming, labor-intensive document review used to be a major component of any legal practice, giving large firms with sizable teams an advantage over small firms and solo practitioners. Now AI has leveled the playing field by streamlining tasks that once required hours of manual review. Using these technological tools to their fullest capacity will be key to the success of small firms going forward.
Lexitas Chief Marketing Officer Brenda Keith discussed the various capabilities of AI legal tech in a recent article in Business of Law Digest (BOLD). She notes that deposition analysis, which formerly took days or weeks, now can take minutes, thanks to AI’s ability to identify patterns, contradictions, and admissions across numerous transcripts. AI tools also can protect sensitive information in medical records while recognizing patterns across images, handwritten notes, and other unstructured data.
Staff and resources used to make all the difference when processing legal documents, but AI has given leaner teams the power to compete on a whole new level. Now, small firms work smarter, not harder, training their teams as AI legal prompt engineers who know how to extract valuable information with maximum efficiency. Focusing on client relationships, case strategy, and business development allows attorneys to put the true substance of law at the center of their work and make growth and excellent service the top priorities.
Read the full article: The Small Practitioner: Small firms’ Tech Stack: AI’s competitive edge for solos and small teams
Lexitas Chief Marketing Officer Brenda Keith discussed the various capabilities of AI legal tech in a recent article in Business of Law Digest (BOLD). She notes that deposition analysis, which formerly took days or weeks, now can take minutes, thanks to AI’s ability to identify patterns, contradictions, and admissions across numerous transcripts. AI tools also can protect sensitive information in medical records while recognizing patterns across images, handwritten notes, and other unstructured data.
Staff and resources used to make all the difference when processing legal documents, but AI has given leaner teams the power to compete on a whole new level. Now, small firms work smarter, not harder, training their teams as AI legal prompt engineers who know how to extract valuable information with maximum efficiency. Focusing on client relationships, case strategy, and business development allows attorneys to put the true substance of law at the center of their work and make growth and excellent service the top priorities.
Read the full article: The Small Practitioner: Small firms’ Tech Stack: AI’s competitive edge for solos and small teams