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Four lawyers. Four very different areas of law. One big question - how much is the legal profession about to change? AI can now research cases, summarise hundreds of documents, draft contracts and help people prepare legal arguments without ever speaking to a solicitor. But can you actually trust it with your case? In this Legacy Bench debate, four experienced legal professionals sit down for an open conversation about AI, legal fees, court disputes, access to justice, becoming a lawyer and the future of the legal profession. 🎙️ ON THE BENCH **Sky Langwieser - Family Law Solicitor** A solicitor at Hall Brown Family Law in Manchester, specialising in private family matters including divorce, financial remedies, children matters and prenuptial agreements. Sky discusses the human side of family law, why legal disputes rarely have simple black-and-white answers, alternatives to going to court and why technology may struggle to understand the emotions behind family disputes. **Trevor Ward - Clinical Negligence Solicitor** Head of the Birth Injury and Maternity Unit at Fletchers Solicitors, specialising in clinical negligence cases involving birth injuries affecting children and mothers. Trevor brings decades of experience to the bench, discussing compensation, no-win-no-fee cases, maternity care, legal costs, specialisation and how technology is already being used inside modern law firms. **Rebecca Kelly - Commercial, Data & Technology Lawyer** Partner at gunnercooke and founder of a legal technology platform designed to make legal and compliance documents more accessible to small businesses. Rebecca discusses commercial contracts, data protection, AI, legal technology and how sophisticated AI tools are already changing the amount of work lawyers can complete. She also shares an extraordinary example of AI completing work in minutes that could previously have taken significantly longer - while explaining why lawyers still need enough expertise to recognise when AI gets something wrong. **Cori McKeown - Wills & Trust Disputes Solicitor** Senior Associate Solicitor at Rothley Law, specialising in disputed wills, trusts, inheritance disputes and related private client matters. Corey discusses what happens when families fight over estates, challenging wills, the importance of specialist lawyers and how AI-generated legal arguments can sometimes make litigation more complicated rather than easier. ⚖️ IN THIS CONVERSATION * Can AI replace lawyers? * What happens when ChatGPT gets the law wrong? * Who is responsible when a lawyer uses incorrect AI-generated information? * Could AI reduce junior legal jobs? * Why lawyers still need to learn traditional research and drafting skills * Why legal advice can be so expensive * Billable hours vs fixed legal fees * No-win-no-fee cases explained * Why most disputes never reach a full trial * Mediation and alternatives to court * Family law and divorce * Challenging wills and inheritance disputes * Clinical negligence and maternity cases * Commercial contracts and business law * Legal specialisation * Degree vs apprenticeship routes into law * Access to justice and legal aid * Diversity in the legal profession * What the future could look like for young lawyers One of the biggest questions running through the conversation is whether AI will replace lawyers - or simply change what lawyers spend their time doing. The panel agrees that technology can make legal work significantly faster, but also highlights something AI still struggles with: judgement. A legal dispute isn't always about what the law says on paper. It can involve emotion, risk, negotiation, strategy, relationships and understanding what a client actually wants. And when AI confidently gets something wrong, someone still has to recognise the mistake. 🎙️ Hosted by Princely Samuel Okere. Legacy Bench brings professionals, founders and industry experts together for honest conversations about the industries, technologies and ideas shaping our lives. **Would you trust AI with a serious legal problem - or would you still want a lawyer?** Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to Legacy Bench for more conversations with the people working inside the industries we all rely on. 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Meet the Lawyers 04:00 Can You Trust AI for Legal Advice? 09:30 When AI Gets the Law Wrong 14:00 Is AI Replacing Junior Legal Jobs? 19:00 How Lawyers Are Already Using AI 24:00 Who Is Responsible When AI Makes a Mistake? 29:00 Will AI Ever Replace Lawyers? 35:00 Why Lawyers Specialise 42:00 Challenging Wills and Family Disputes 48:00 The Biggest Myths About Lawyers 54:00 Why Most Legal Cases Never Reach Trial 59:00 Are Lawyers Motivated by Billable Hours? 65:00 Legal Costs, Regulation and Access to Justice 71:00 Is Law Still a Good Career? 76:00 Degree vs Legal Apprenticeship 82:00 Legal Aid, Billable Hours and Diversity 86:00 Courtroom or Boardroom? 88:00 Final Thoughts

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