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Re: Claude for Legal

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It seems like they ripped out Lexis, which is probably one of the most important tools for lawyers: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-for-legal/pull/5 .

as someone who's worked with legal entities in the past, this is likely a deal breaker for many firms. LexisNexis is an integral part of the legal system for many states.

Re: Claude for Legal

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

A more charitable reading might be that the comment you're replying to was specifically referring to how jaywalking was a made-up offense that was specifically created and promoted to cynically protect the auto industry from liability. So there are parallels. [1] 1. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26073797

That's is a deeply bizarre article. In a world where 90% of people would rather drive than walk, you'll obviously have laws that regulate when and where people can walk. You think that if the auto industry hadn't done that, we wouldn't have jaywalking laws today?

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Re: Claude for Legal

#204

Earlier quoted context omitted.

A more charitable reading might be that the comment you're replying to was specifically referring to how jaywalking was a made-up offense that was specifically created and promoted to cynically protect the auto industry from liability. So there are parallels. [1] 1. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26073797

That's is a deeply bizarre article. In a world where 90% of people would rather drive than walk, you'll obviously have laws that regulate when and where people can walk. You think that if the auto industry hadn't done that, we wouldn't have jaywalking laws today?

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