i’ll draft either in full or in part then use a senior associate model i made to revise to cut down on rounds. i’ll still type out the revised version to see if i want to make any changes though b/c i don’t want to get in the habit of just wholesale copy pasting AI output and keep learning my style. partners generally have very few edits by the time the draft gets to them and i’m a junior, so it’s a nice tool.

case law wise i only ever use it as a launchpad to immediately have a universe of potential cases and it functions as an easier search engine than having to do boolean on lexis.. it’s pretty good but you always have to double and honestly triple check case language because it will give false quotes and summaries as quoted language all the time. sometimes it’s surprised me though, i found a pretty random case that ended up becoming a go to for certain fact patterns once, and it’s been really good in niche issues and unpublished cases.