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Gibson Dunn says Trey Cox wrote about AI and lawyer training
Gibson Dunn said partner Trey Cox authored an American Lawyer article examining how artificial intelligence affects the development of junior lawyers. The firm said the piece, titled Apprenticeship Is Being Automated, considers the relationship between traditional early-career assignments and the judgment lawyers need as they take on greater responsibility.
Key points
- Gibson Dunn said Cox discussed document review in first-year training.Gibson Dunn
- The firm said the article also examined memo drafting.Gibson Dunn
- Gibson Dunn said Cox distinguished attention to detail from professional judgment.Gibson Dunn
- The firm said Cox argued that traditional routine assignments for junior lawyers were unlikely to return.Gibson Dunn