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Transforming Legal Education: Preparing Law Students for an AI-Driven Future - Insights from MiAI Law and Seattle University School of Law

Laina Chan (Founder & Chief Executive Officer of MiAI Law) & LeighAnne Thompson (Associate Director — Law Library Digital Innovation at Seattle University School of Law)

What does it really take to prepare the next generation of lawyers for an AI-accelerated world?In this episode 46 of Xraised, we sit down with MiAI Law and Seattle University School of Law to explore how legal education must evolve as artificial intelligence reshapes research, reasoning, and legal practice itself.Joining us are Laina Chan, Founder & CEO of MiAI Law and award-winning barrister, alongside LeighAnne Thompson, Associate Director of Law Library Digital Innovation at Seattle University School of Law. Together, they offer a rare, practical look at how law students and educators can build the skills needed to thrive in a future where AI is part of everyday legal work.

In this episode 46 of Xraised, we sit down with MiAI Law and Seattle University School of Law to explore how legal education must evolve as artificial intelligence reshapes research, reasoning, and legal practice itself.

Joining us are Laina Chan, Founder & CEO of MiAI Law and award-winning barrister, alongside LeighAnne Thompson, Associate Director of Law Library Digital Innovation at Seattle University School of Law. Together, they offer a rare, practical look at how law students and educators can build the skills needed to thrive in a future where AI is part of everyday legal work.

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