Law firms push to bring AI to legal aid, but cost and adoption hurdles remain

Lesley Mendoza, who runs a Florida legal services nonprofit with 45 attorneys and staff, sees potential in AI for legal aid but faces challenges including paying for the technology.

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2026-11-11 12:50 · Reuters AI
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