Share

TechTarget’s Esther Shein set out to understand what separates the firms getting AI right and those using it irresponsibly. Her feature on AI in law offices surveys both, and places Landfall IP among the law firms she describes as setting the pace.

Michael Drapkin talked with Esther about what a patent practice looks like when the systems are designed around AI rather than retrofitted to it. His framing is simple: optimize for what AI does well, pair it with what world-class attorneys do well, and keep a practitioner accountable at every step. At Landfall that means frictionless invention discovery leveraging purpose-built voice agents, resulting in deeper insight into the invention going in.

For anyone considering AI in law offices, the piece offers a clear-eyed tour of where the technology helps today and where human judgment remains the difference between a tool and a liability.

Read the full article at TechTarget: AI in law offices: How it’s being used and the risks.

Esther Shein, “AI in law offices: How it’s being used and the risks,” TechTarget, July 8, 2026.

More Insights

View all insights
View all insights

Try our tech

Can your invention go the distance?

Our Discovery Agent will work with you to explore whether your invention has what it takes, and you’ll get a detailed report to help you with the next steps. Request a demo to experience this transformational tool.

Discovery Agent