From Courtroom to AI: Jane Muir on Legal Innovation | Law 101

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Jane Muir joins Daniel Lucas to discuss contract litigation, business strategy, running a growing law firm, and questions raised as artificial intelligence enters legal practice. This summary follows the public Apple Podcasts episode notes.

What drives an experienced attorney to rethink how legal services are delivered? In this episode of Law 101, Daniel Lucas welcomes Ms. Jane Muir, a Miami-based attorney and firm founder, for a conversation about contract litigation, business strategy, and the role of artificial intelligence in legal practice. Practicing since 2009, Jane focuses on legal transactions and litigation involving contracts, helping clients enforce agreements when another party fails to pay or perform. She leads a firm of six attorneys, including herself, based in Coral Gables. Under the theme “From Courtroom to AI,” Daniel asks Jane what frustrations with traditional law practice prompted her to explore technology as a solution. Their conversation examines the relationship between courtroom experience, running a growing firm, and finding new ways to serve clients. Join Law 101 for a practitioner’s perspective on the challenges behind legal work and the questions that arise as AI enters the profession. Experience meets innovation. The future of legal practice starts with better questions. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Jane Muir

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