AI is already changing how lawyers work worldwide, and the shift is clearly felt in Israel too: legal research, document summarizing and drafting initial memos now happen far faster, leaving lawyers more time for strategy, negotiation and client advice. Alongside the clear benefits come real risks – inaccurate or outdated information, possible confidentiality exposure, and the need for careful human review of every output. Amit Steinman, Managing Partner at S. Horowitz, explains in a new interview how the firm integrates AI tools into daily work, why professional responsibility always stays with the lawyer, and how he expects the field and fee models to evolve over the next five years.
