The expansion of technology-driven roles within the C-suite is creating new opportunities for collaboration between corporate leaders and large law firms. As companies increasingly integrate advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, into their operational frameworks, the demand for legal expertise that understands these complex areas is growing. Jared Kaplan, recently appointed as chief innovation and information officer at Lowenstein Sandler, emphasizes the firm’s strategic approach, stating, “We’re not just looking to research AI and other areas, we’re looking to actually embrace it and lead out front with it.” This approach signals a broader trend in which law firms are expected to not only counsel on technology-related issues but also actively incorporate innovations into their practices. The original article provides further insights into how tech-focused roles are shaping opportunities within big law.
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