Progress Software report shows 85% of US lawyers use AI but 77% still rely on manual work

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  • Progress Software released its State of Legal 2026 report, showing 85% of US lawyers use AI but 77% still rely on manual work.
  • Workflow friction remains high: 73% cite too many process steps; 52% feel effective but not efficient due to fragmented systems.
  • Client intake emerged as a bottleneck: 47% report intake takes four days or longer; 94% link faster intake to better outcomes.
  • Automation impact outpaces adoption: 82% say it improved work life, yet only 24% report significant daily work automation.
  • Governance gaps persist: 36% cite limited governance or training; 84% cite inconsistent processes; 95% want simpler legal technology.


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