Does your law firm's E&O insurance cover AI mistakes? The answer might surprise you.

Traditional professional liability policies weren't written for algorithmic errors. When AI tools generate mistakes, insurers may argue it's a "mechanical failure" rather than covered professional negligence. That distinction could leave you exposed.

We examine the AI coverage gap, real scenarios where disputes arise, and the one critical action every firm using AI must take now.

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Many law firms are rushing to use AI for document drafting. But the firms that will dominate their markets in 5 years are doing something completely different.

They're automating workflows.

In this video, I break down why workflow automation is law's real industrial revolution and why most firms are missing it entirely.

What You'll Learn:

- Why document drafting gets all the AI headlines (but isn't where the money is)
- The invisible profit drain hiding in your support staff's daily tasks
- How workflow automation creates compounding returns that drafting tools can't match
- The manufacturing analogy that explains exactly where law firms are right now
- Real examples: intake automation, case management workflows, business operations
- Why automated workflows don't suffer from hallucination problems
- The honest truth about implementation complexity (and why it's worth it)
- How to get more done with the same number of people—without working harder

The Bottom Line:

Document drafting makes individual documents better. Workflow automation transforms your entire cost structure. One is a productivity tool. The other is a competitive advantage.

The factory owners who automated didn't regret it. The ones who didn't? They're gone.

This is that moment for law firms.

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Artificial intelligence is changing who gets their day in court — and how often. AI tools now let self-represented litigants draft motions, affidavits, and discovery requests that look professionally written. Some say it’s a revolution for access to justice; others call it a litigation time bomb.

In this episode, narrated in the cloned voice of Jon Dykstra using ElevenLabs, JurisIQ examines how AI is empowering ordinary people, straining court systems, and forcing a redefinition of fairness in the digital age.

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