At MKCI, we do not think of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the future — it is the here and now. Our legal professionals currently use AI technology to enhance the work we do and to provide efficiencies for our clients.
When it comes to AI, we are leaders not followers.
Our firm is a thought leader on use of AI in litigation and our attorneys publish a blog — AI Law Answers.com — which regularly provides insights and updates on Litigation in the AI Era: Perspectives for Insurers, Corporations, and Trial Lawyers. You may subscribe by going to this page to receive the posts by email.
MKCI only uses AI tools that have been vetted by some of the leading authorities in law and legal technology. We do not use any public-facing open generative AI technology, which can be prone to hallucinations and other issues.
Our AI tools are encrypted, closed systems that no one outside our team of legal professionals can access. Our client’s data is never used to enhance AI performance technology for others.
MKCI legal professionals use AI tools to enhance our work product and save time and money for our clients, but we always verify the facts and law. We are assembling a growing number of real-world case studies where AI has helped us to produce legal work for our clients that places us ahead of our opponents and our competition. Nothing is more important than favorable results for our clients, but efficiency and cost savings are prime considerations too.
MKCI leverages advanced, closed-system AI tools to streamline case analysis, document review, and research—enhancing accuracy and efficiency while maintaining human oversight at every step.
Our commitment to privacy is uncompromising. We use only encrypted, vetted AI systems that meet strict legal technology standards, ensuring client data remains fully protected and never shared beyond our team.
By combining human expertise with AI precision, our legal professionals achieve faster turnaround times and cost savings — without compromising quality or the favorable outcomes our clients expect.