LIM Survey: Generative AI in Legal Information Work

This article is an analysis of a pulse survey sent out to legal information professionals in the late spring of 2026. It was compiled by the LIM Co-Editors, and it was anonymous. The survey explored how those in the profession are engaging with generative AI in the workplace. It covered current use or exploration of use, the tools involved, perceived benefits and challenges, while it also examined views on how generative AI may shape the profession in the future.

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Legal Information Management
Published
2026-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.3366/lim.2026.0034
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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Abstract

This article is an analysis of a pulse survey sent out to legal information professionals in the late spring of 2026. It was compiled by the LIM Co-Editors, and it was anonymous. The survey explored how those in the profession are engaging with generative AI in the workplace. It covered current use or exploration of use, the tools involved, perceived benefits and challenges, while it also examined views on how generative AI may shape the profession in the future.

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