The legal industry is ripe for transformation by generative AI, with many lawyers believing it will significantly impact the practice of law. Law firms are experimenting with various solutions to automate routine tasks such as legal research, contract analysis, and discovery. Generative AI tools like Claude and GPT are being tested to see if they can assist lawyers in tasks such as drafting, data extraction, and summarization. These tools have shown impressive ability to handle routine legal tasks, potentially shaving hours off time-consuming tasks and improving work product. However, it is essential for lawyers to use these tools judiciously, verifying accuracy and ensuring compliance with applicable rules. As the field of generative AI continues to evolve, law firms can benefit from exploring different models or adopting a system that integrates multiple AI models to remain nimble and seize upon the latest advances.