Seyfarth Shaw has introduced robotic process automation (RPA) software in its high-volume legal practices to automate high risk, manual, rules-based and repetitive tasks. We’ve already seen this reduce some processes from 35 minutes to four minutes.” The company is also working with the University of Washington on a project that will use RPA technology for automated document review at law firms. The deployment has already reduced some processes from 35 minutes to four minutes, according to Seyfarth Chair Stephen Poor. He added that by automating processes in core operations and service delivery, Seyfarth aims to improve efficiency and not replace people. The deployment is Seyfarth's first use of AI or RPA software.
Seyfarth Shaw has introduced robotic process automation (RPA) software in its high-volume legal practices to automate high risk, manual, rules-based and repetitive tasks. The company is also working with the University of Washington on a project that will use RPA technology for automated document review at law firms. The deployment has already reduced some processes from 35 minutes to four minutes, according to Seyfarth Chair Stephen Poor. He added that by automating processes in core operations and service delivery, Seyfarth aims to improve efficiency and not replace people. The deployment is Seyfarth's first use of AI or RPA software.