
Legal professionals are already using AI for content writing, image production, meeting summaries and more. But many struggle to bridge the gap between using AI, and using it well.
One client recently asked us to produce video game–style avatars using AI. They had already tried using the same tools in-house, with mixed results. What changed wasn’t the technology, it was the creative direction. Our designers brought expertise, visual clarity, and post-production skills that AI alone couldn’t replicate. The result? A distinctive, high-quality visual that hit the brief and elevated the brand.
This is the core of what we believe: tools don’t produce great work. People do.
AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini can generate ideas fast, but without the right context, the output is generic at best and confusing at worst. That’s why at Epigram; we treat AI like any other tool in the creative process. It helps us brainstorm, structure ideas, or test different directions quickly. But the creative insight still comes from people who understand tone, brand, and strategy.
Prompting with purpose, knowing how to guide the machine, set parameters, and shape the results to reflect your firm’s unique voice. It’s not about replacing thinking, it’s about speeding up the process while keeping the quality high.
AI is brilliant at generating content quickly. Creative professionals have the ability to judge whether something is appropriate, on-brand, and strategically sound. The balance between rapid turn around and high quality work is something that cannot be compromised in either direction. The only appropriate solution allowing businesses to produce consistent design work is to hand the tools over to the experts.
Our process with AI can vary widely depending on what our clients have requested. When using AI in house we never go straight to ChatGPT with a "generate the following image" style prompt. The concept is mocked up using Photoshop to define a layout which we then pass to AI to let AI help finesse it. We will always re-edit and refine, applying the same standard we bring to every creative project. Because speed means nothing if the result doesn’t feel right.
Marketing in the legal sector is about more than speed or convenience. It’s about credibility, trust, and clarity. Those values can’t be fully automated. A designer knows when a visual feels too cold or corporate. A writer knows when a message is too flat. Human experience is what adds empathy, humour, and nuance, the stuff that sticks.
AI can help you get there faster. But without creative oversight, the risk is sameness, not strategy.
AI isn’t here to take over creative work. It’s here to support it. The real opportunity for law firm marketers is in building the right partnership between tech and talent.
When creatives lead the process, AI becomes a powerful tool. It helps you do more with less. It frees up time for strategic thinking. And it ensures that every output, no matter how fast it was made, still feels thoughtful, human, and on-brand.
At Epigram, we’re helping firms use AI the smart way. Not to replace creativity, but to amplify it.
We can help you use AI to speed up production without sacrificing quality, tone, or control. Whether you're building templates, planning campaigns, or refining brand messaging, our approach keeps the human insight where it matters most.