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@MiriamNamukose Miriam the sound should be clear now. Kindly confirm

@Matsiko_Adv Have we started? Can't hear anything.

@YN_BUDDU Is it clear now?

@Matsiko_Adv Can't hear and sound keep breaking off

@Gracekmuluya Is the sound clear now?

@Matsiko_Adv We can hear anything

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Understanding the law ⚖️ on guarantee agreements.

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The lawyers who will thrive in the next decade are the ones who understand that their job is to think, advise, and advocate — not to format documents and copy clauses. AI clears the decks. What you do with an empty desk is the whole game.

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Behind every corporation is a legal boundary the courts respect with rigor.

Law firms once relied on typing pools — and technology wiped them out, says Advocate Robert Kirunda. Speaking at the Judicial Service Conversations, Kirunda argues that AI will now automate parts of legal thinking, shifting a lawyer’s value to deep thinking and empathy — the human element. If AI can research, draft, and analyse, what will make a lawyer stand out? Judgment? Strategy? Ethics? The ability to truly understand a client? Is AI a threat to the legal profession — or a reset that will produce better lawyers? Share your thoughts? 👇 #VisionUpdates #AIandLaw #FutureOfWork