AI in everyday legal practice

Written By Melanie McDermott

Artificial intelligence is changing how lawyers work but it isn't changing what clients deserve. As AI becomes part of everyday legal practice, the conversation can't stop at efficiency and innovation. Professional judgment, ethical decision-making, and attorney well-being remain essential to competent representation.

An insightful new Law360 article explores why attorney mental health is increasingly an ethical obligation in the AI era and not simply a wellness initiative.

At Zabel Schellenberg, PLLC, we believe the future of legal practice depends on balancing technological advancement with the human judgment, resilience, and professionalism that clients rely on every day.

Click here to read the Law360 article.

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Melanie McDermott
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