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At TCLG, we use AI strategically, primarily for tasks such as generating charts, organizing information we have already verified, creating summaries, and eliminating duplication in contract reviews. These uses help streamline administrative work and improve efficiency. By allowing technology to handle routine functions, our attorneys can dedicate more time to the strategic thinking, advocacy, and problem-solving that genuinely add value for clients. Miami Living: What steps is TCLG taking to ensure diversity and inclusion within the legal industry? Regina M. Campbell, Esq: Florida is a very diverse state, and we believe our firm should reflect the community we serve. Diversity and inclusion are core to our operations because they lead to better outcomes for our clients. We work with individuals and businesses from every demographic background, and we want our team to embody that same breadth of experience and perspective. For us, inclusion is grounded in character, integrity, and the genuine desire to help others. It is not about categorizing people by race, religion, political affiliation, or any other label. Instead, we look for attorneys and staff who bring a strong work ethic, sound judgment, and empathy to their work. By building a team with diverse professional backgrounds, lived experiences, and perspectives, we can approach legal challenges from multiple angles and deliver counsel that is both thoughtful and well-rounded. Ultimately, our commitment to inclusion helps create a firm culture where clients feel understood and supported, no matter who they are or where they come from. Miami Living: What new tools or technologies are you using to streamline legal work for clients, and how do they improve efficiency and results? Regina M. Campbell, Esq: We incorporate advanced legal research tools and carefully selected AI platforms, such as Claude, to support document review and background analysis without compromising privacy. These technologies allow us to sift through information more efficiently, highlight key issues, and streamline portions of our workflow that would otherwise require significant manual time. By using AI in this targeted way, we can focus more of our attention on strategic legal thinking, client communication, and case preparation—areas where human insight is irreplaceable. Importantly, we never input client names or sensitive information into any public AI system. Many of these platforms do not offer the level of data privacy, retention control, or security assurances that legal professionals are required to maintain. Protecting client confidentiality is non-negotiable for us, and we take a conservative approach to any technology that interacts with client information. When used responsibly and within strict boundaries, these tools allow us to deliver more efficient, timely services without ever compromising the security or trust that our clients place in us. Miami Living: With Florida’s growing tech industry, how do you anticipate new legal challenges in business and intellectual property law? Regina M. Campbell, Esq: As Florida’s tech sector continues to expand, we expect legal