3 sourced AI use cases from firms of 10 to 200 people.
Small law firm
A senior associate wrote a strict AI policy and checklist, then showed staff practical uses every day. The firm used only pro versions of tools, and a solicitor checked every AI-created document before it was issued.
Result The take-up was good at McGroddy Brennan, as people started to see the benefits of using the tools, particularly in relation to document review and administration.
Not statedIreland
Construction consultancy
Uses a specialist AI tool to spot inconsistencies, missing information and possible compliance issues in Gateway 2 submissions before they go to the regulator. Training was built around the tool.
Result The tool enables faster identification of inconsistencies, missing information, and potential compliance issues before submission to the regulator. Approximately half of the business, particularly the project management function, was involved, with around 10 to 15 project managers actively engaging with both the tool and the associated training. The training resulted in increased confidence and capability among staff using the AI tool.
Around 90UK
Full-service law firm (four offices)
Lawyers use a legal AI assistant to check and extract information from large document sets, compare terms across agreements, prepare disclosure lists and chronologies and produce first drafts.
Result Moftah estimates the firm's lawyers now spend 60% less time across all the tasks for which they use CoCounsel. Mass document reviews are now around four times faster, while lawyers can typically save three to four hours on report or timeline creation.
55 staffUK
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