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Notes on agentic litigation.
Short answers to the questions firms ask about agentic litigation, capacity, and the work lawyers keep.
Agentic litigationWhat is agentic litigation?Software that acts on a case without being asked, under the lawyer’s review. What that means, and what it changes.LitigationWhy attrition depends on human hoursAttrition works only while each new motion consumes the firm’s hours. Where those hours go, and what changes when the human work collapses.CapacityHow many contingency cases a firm can carryThe human work behind each motion and each brief sets a firm’s limit. What changes when most of it no longer sits with the lawyer.JudgmentWhat the lawyer keepsJudgment, strategy, client decisions, negotiation, depositions, hearings and trial: the work a firm’s scarce time belongs to.
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Enter a federal case you are litigating. When the motion to dismiss is filed, agentic litigation drafts the opposition and sends it to your firm for review.