Thanks to generative artificial intelligence, overwhelmed attorneys may be only one click away from saving themselves hours, if not days, of work. But while 73% of lawyers say they plan on using generative AI for their legal work within the next year, according to a 2023 Wolters Kluwer study, there are a smattering of firms that are still hesitant to embrace it.
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The Art of Phil Witte
For decades, Phil Witte balanced a civil litigation practice with cartooning and writing. After publishing various books he was able to give up his practice, and focus on cartooning full time.
