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Zarwin Baum Featured in National Case Study Showcasing Responsible Legal AI Innovation

September 4, 2025

Zarwin Baum has been highlighted in a new case study by Thomson Reuters, showcasing how we are responsibly integrating generative AI tools, such as CoCounsel, to elevate client service, improve efficiency, and stay at the forefront of legal innovation.

The case study details how our attorneys are using CoCounsel, a trusted AI legal assistant, to streamline time-intensive tasks such as document review, legal research, and drafting. This enables our lawyers to focus more of their time on strategic thinking, nuanced analysis, and client collaboration.

“We’re not adopting AI for the sake of novelty — we’re doing it to enhance the quality of service our clients receive,” said Mitchell Kaplan, Managing Director. “CoCounsel allows us to work smarter, not faster, without compromising the professional judgment and care our clients expect.”

With built-in security, integration with Westlaw and Practical Law, and attorney oversight at every step, CoCounsel supports our commitment to confidentiality, accuracy, and value.

The full case study is available here.

We remain committed to using technology responsibly and strategically—to deliver the kind of forward-thinking legal guidance that our clients deserve.

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