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ARTICLE · 28 OCTOBER 2026

Legal Pulse - Fall 2026

Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses operate and how legal work is performed. At Robins Appleby, we are adopting it deliberately: where it can improve legal work and client service without changing the lawyer’s responsibility for the result

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

AI AT ROBINS APPLEBY: SMARTER TOOLS, ACCOUNTABLE ADVICE

Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses operate and how legal work is performed. At Robins Appleby, we are adopting it deliberately: where it can improve legal work and client service without changing the lawyer’s responsibility for the result.

BACKGROUND

We use AI to accelerate work that is often time-intensive: organizing and reviewing documents, summarizing information, comparing drafts, organizing complex materials, building chronologies, supporting research, and drafting.


This allows our lawyers to spend more time on strategy, risk assessment, negotiation, judgment and practical advice - and to analyze larger records or test issues earlier than traditional workflows may permit.

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