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Unreliable AI Legal Work

Legal professionals must manually verify, correct, and untangle unreliable AI-generated legal work, which adds hours of tedious review and still produces errors.

In their words

I wasn’t happy trusting ‘Google ai overview’

r/smallbusinessuk on Reddit

he didn’t know any facts of the case or even the procedural history

r/Lawyertalk on Reddit

My boss asked me to look into how we can use LLMs to simplify some of our document workflows at our law firm.

r/LocalLLM on Reddit

deixei acumular sem atender, estava com uns 20 leads

r/Advogados on Reddit

We use outlook for docketing, but we need to improve on this a bit.

r/paralegal on Reddit

i want to save money because its getting expensive

r/LocalLLM on Reddit

So much of what I do is cleaning up AI slop and answering what are clearly ChatGPT emails.

r/Lawyertalk on Reddit

Every draft sounds like something a robot made after eating a 50mg edible.

r/biglaw on Reddit

I'm tired of prompting. AI is like that worthless employee who you have to handhold

r/biglaw on Reddit

internal stakeholders are going to AI and getting a bad legal steer and then arguing with in house counsel

r/auslaw on Reddit

it takes them 30 seconds to generate an AI letter and it takes me 15 minutes to read it and respond

r/PropertyManagement on Reddit

It would be confidently incorrect and pull regulations from different states or different industries that didn't apply

r/ChemicalEngineering on Reddit

Professionals drafting letters and missing recent case-law which handles their exact case. It's unreliable.

Hacker News

Mythos identified part of our codebase that it confidently asserted was not complaint with a particular regulation and we were at grave risk

Hacker News

lawyers and legal staff

Where they talk

  • r/legaltech
  • r/Lawyertalk
  • r/biglaw
  • r/paralegal
  • r/ClaudeAI
  • r/LawFirm
  • r/LocalLLM
  • r/auslaw

Tools they use today

  • Claude
  • Harvey
  • Westlaw
  • CoCounsel
  • Copilot
  • Gemini
  • Word
  • Claude Code

Why those fall short

  • AI output is confidently wrong and clients trust it over the lawyer
  • AI output is unreliable and requires heavy cleanup
  • misses items, wrong dates, needs context added; nobody knows how to use it
  • AI output is wrong, irrelevant, jurisdictionally inapplicable and adds nothing helpful
  • Output sounds robotic, misses errors, misconstrues source material