
There’s No Algorithm for Human Connection in the Practice of Law
Co-Managing Partner Aaron Davis was recently featured in the Daily Business Review for a column he co-authored with Stuart Z. Grossman, co-founder of Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen, titled “There’s No Algorithm for Human Connection in the Practice of Law.”
In the piece, Aaron and Stuart explain that just as billboards and radio ads do not win trials, technology alone does not either. What ultimately drives results in the courtroom is human connection, judgment, preparation, and credibility.
They emphasize that while AI and emerging technologies can enhance efficiency, the practice of law still depends on understanding people, something no algorithm can replicate.
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