Lawyers are not usually known for being enthusiastic about change, but when it comes to technology, they may not have a choice. A recent study estimated that 23% of legal activities could already be automated. Another report proposed that this number may actually be 39%. In his often-quoted book Tomorrow’s Lawyers, Richard Susskind predicts that in the next two decades, the way in which lawyers work will drastically change and traditional businesses that fail to adapt will undoubtedly not survive. These predictions may be concerning because, taking the U.S. as an example, the number of lawyers over the last ten years has increased twice as fast as the population growth, reaching around one l