The Technology Gap That's Quietly Dividing Australian Lawyers (Practice Management and Business Skills)

Speaker:  Samuel Junghenn, Founder & CEO -AI Legal Assistant

While some lawyers dismiss AI based on the disappointing tools that emerged throughout 2024, something fundamental shifted in legal reasoning capabilities in 2025.  The evidence?

A growing number of legal professionals are quietly utilising advanced AI systems on some of Australia's most complex matters. Not as a novelty, but as standard practice.

There are 12 distinct use cases where lawyers are now routinely applying AI to their daily practice. These aren't experimental applications - they're becoming standard workflow components that fundamentally alter both the speed and quality of legal work. We're prepared to share these methodologies and their practical implementation during the session.

What you're about to discover may challenge everything you thought you knew about AI's role in legal work.

We'll walk through specific use cases that demonstrate both the day-to-day impact and the remarkable improvement in work quality. These aren't theoretical examples - they're proven methodologies already transforming how the most forward-thinking practitioners operate.

The divide between those who understand these new capabilities and those who don't is widening every month. This knowledge gap is exactly why we conduct these Inspiration and Education sessions - to demonstrate what's actually possible and reveal how leading lawyers are using AI to cut through massive workloads efficiently while reducing the cognitive burden of complex matters.

Join Samuel Junghenn (CEO of AI Legal Assistant) for an Inspiration and Education session on the capabilities gap:

You'll discover:

• the specific workflow changes that let lawyers ethically bill 4-8+ extra hours weekly while improving client service quality
• why clients are choosing AI-assisted lawyers for time-sensitive matters
• using AI to virtually eliminate professional negligence claims
• how lawyers can quietly profit from the biggest shift in the profession's 1,000-year history
• The twelve specific use cases that leading practitioners use daily (and the impact on their practice efficiency)
• Real-world case studies showing quality improvements alongside time savings
• The competitive implications that most lawyers haven't yet recognised

What you'll discover in this session isn't available in any legal publication yet. These are insights from understanding the inner workings of AI technology development and directly observing how Australia's most intelligent practitioners are adapting their workflows.