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One undervalued use of genAI is problem solving. ➡ Specifically generating possible solutions. As humans we often get stuck at this step. Creativity is a skill that requires practice.* And creativity is required to think differently to brainstorm solutions. GenAI is great at helping you solve problems by: 🎨 Generating possible solutions 🔎 Evaluating those solutions 🦄 Choosing the best solution Try inputting your problem with context into genAI. Ask it to generate as many solutions as possible. Don’t like the answer or think it’s got it wrong? Start a new chat. Try describing the problem from a different angle or with more or less context. This can help you really stretch outside the box. As humans it's hard to do that - wipe the slate and start fresh. But genAI can. Yes, it is probabilistic. But depending on how you define the problem and the information you provide, you CAN get it to generate solutions that you've never thought of. And genAI may hit on that solution which was tickling the back of your brain but was just out of reach. 🧠 Give it a try and let me know what you think! * GenAI should not be a replacement for the practice of creativity. But it is a good tool that may even be able to help you cultivate the practice.

As this recent Law.com article notes, firms competing in the current talent market must offer flexible working arrangements to attract new hires and a strong work culture to keep them. That has been Hilgers Graben’s strategy from our first hire, and it continues to drive our growth as a national litigation firm with world-class discovery counsel.    We’re always eager to build around talented litigators who flourish in a no-jerks environment, but we currently have a special opportunity for a litigation associate based in California. To learn more, reach out to Heather Hilgers at hhilgers@hilgersgraben.com.

Your true legacy = the emotions you create: Your true legacy isn’t about awards or possessions. It’s about something deeper and more meaningful. It's the impact you have on others. People will forget your achievements and tasks you did. But over 90% will never forget how you made them feel. (Harvard) So, what truly matters? Everyone will remember: Your integrity Your life impact Your ability to listen Your unconditional love Your presence when it mattered most Your shared moments Your storytelling Your kindness Your humility Legacy isn’t about material things. It’s about the connections we build. 👇 Want a PDF of my top infographics? 👇 ▶️ Go Here: https://lnkd.in/g2xbnwhp Please repost to help others out there! ♻️

Happy Independence Day from Hilgers Graben!  

We’re thrilled to have six lawyers listed on the 2024 Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation. Congrats to Michael Burns, Carly Abramson Kligler, Peter McCall, Mark A. McCormick-Goodhart, Bennett Rawicki, and Cynthia Schmidt. We’re excited for their bright future at Hilgers Graben and grateful for the stellar contributions they have already made. 

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