Asymmetric Litigation Warfare: Using AI to Narrow the Resource Gap
By automating document review, transcript analysis, and cross-case research, AI serves as a force multiplier that narrows the resource gap and shifts the negotiation dynamic, compelling stronger parties to reconsider the true cost of a prolonged fight.
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