“Rachel is the bot that drives a huge amount of the case management, a huge amount of the research, a huge amount of even the thinking that goes into how Easy Legal's two lawyers litigate the claims that their clients are making.”

The Fin · The AI reckoning arrives for Australia’s legal industry

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offers legal services to hundreds of clients using a proprietary AI bot called Rachel to handle case management, research, and drafting, with lawyers only stepping in for courtroom advocacy

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