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The Global Legal Post has teamed up with LexisNexis to help inform readers' decision-making process in the selection of a Gen AI legal research solution. With the vast majority of law firms and legal departments anticipating a rise in AI investment, the Gen AI Legal Research Hub sets out to to separate the hype from the reality, providing practical guidance on how to choose the right technology and avoid common pitfalls.
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