Bencher Voter Guide

Yameena Ansari

District
Calgary
Organization
Ansari Immigration Law
Location
Calgary
Call year
2021

Perspectives

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AI

AI and the Practice of Law

Reports integrating AI and technology throughout her firm’s work to improve client service without increasing costs, and presents technology efficiencies as relevant experience.

Addressed
  • AI use and client service
Evidence and limits

Addressed · Reported practice. A relevant principle, priority, issue recognition or reported practice is directly expressed. This does not necessarily mean a specific policy change is proposed.

We have integrated artificial intelligence and technology throughout our work to improve client service, without increasing costs. Building and running AIL has given me firsthand experience with building tech efficiencies, team leadership and the practical realities of being regulated by the Law Society.

The candidate expressly describes AI adoption and its intended service and cost benefits.

What this doesn't show

  • This is the candidate’s reported practice and outcome, not independently verified performance or a commitment to a particular Law Society policy.
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A2J

Access to Justice through Allied Professionals

Not addressed in their statement.

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Candidate statements

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