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The biggest mistake lawyers can make with AI is no longer using it. It is using it casually. For years, lawyers could treat artificial intelligence as something experimental, optional, or distant. In 2026, that is no longer realistic. AI is already influencing legal research, drafting, document review, client communication, internal knowledge management, billing conversations, and competitive expectations across the profession. Thomson Reuters’ 2026 AI in Professional Service

You do not need a perfect website, a full staff, or a “big firm” setup to begin. You do need the right foundations, the right systems, and a practice model that is lean enough to run but solid enough to trust. 1. Introduction: why more lawyers are considering lean solo practice For a growing number of new lawyers, solo practice no longer feels like a distant someday plan. It feels like a serious option now. That shift is not happening because the work has become easy. It has

Is bar preparation something that begins after graduation, once classes are over and results are in hand? For many LL.M. students, this assumption feels natural. The LL.M. year itself is intense, academically demanding, and often accompanied by cultural adjustment, networking pressure, and immigration planning. Bar preparation, it is commonly believed, belongs to a later phase. Yet this belief is precisely what undermines many otherwise capable candidates. For international l