“It produces some great work product if you don't mind that how confidently wrong it is 50% of the time.”
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- r/biglaw · Oct 11, 2026CoCounselCriticizes
“It’s CoCounsel that is downright alarming to me with how much it hallucinates.”
open - r/biglaw · Oct 10, 2026ClaudeValues
“I’ve seen the numbers and the AI tooling has paid for itself many times over vs legacy legal spend.”
open - r/biglaw · Oct 9, 2026ClaudeValuesAs in-house counsel, finds that tailoring projects in Claude has removed most need to send business-specific legal work to large outside firms, whose results were weaker. (summary, not a quote)open
- r/biglaw · Oct 9, 2026ClaudeValues
“Claude is better than a junior associate at all non-human interaction legal tasks now.”
open - r/biglaw · Oct 9, 2026
HarveyCriticizes“Hard to see how that is really worth the cost savings of just having us do it right form the start.”
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