Jiří Horník and Ján Béreš on the use of AI in legal practice for Legalweb
KŠB representatives Jiří Horník and Ján Béreš spoke to Legalweb about the use of artificial intelligence in the daily work of lawyers. In the interview, they discussed the experience of KŠB with the legal AI platform Legora and the broader role of modern technologies in legal services.
As they explain in the article, tools based on artificial intelligence are becoming a practical assistant in legal work, helping lawyers analyse documents, search for relevant information and prepare legal texts more efficiently while maintaining professional oversight of outputs.
For KŠB, the adoption of such technologies is part of a long-term approach that combines legal expertise with innovation. The firm has been integrating the Legora platform across its practice following a pilot phase during which it was tested across several legal agendas and internal processes.
The full interview with Jiří Horník and Ján Béreš is available on Legalweb.
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