When sitting down with Ilaha Muhseni, an employment law attorney from Rutgers & Posch, what stands out is the grounded, results-oriented way she brings tools like AI into her work for clients.
Ilaha describes her daily routine as a blend of traditional legal thinking and new digital habits. “Yes, I use AI every day,” she says. “Saga is the tool I reach for most often.” For Ilaha, good software is defined by its fit - how well it supports the kinds of work that fill an employment lawyer’s day: “I use it for translating, structuring my drafts, and summarizing documents. Reviewing and comparing job profiles is a big part of my practice, especially for large organizations, and Saga makes that both quicker and more reliable.”
Ilaha’s perspective is clear: AI isn’t rare anymore. “I see it everywhere now, on LinkedIn and in conversations with colleagues. Saga and similar tools are becoming the norm in our field, especially here in the Netherlands.” What’s changed is that efficiency - and accuracy - feel more accessible. “We encourage everyone at our firm to use AI every day. It’s just a smarter way to work.”
Training played a role in getting up to speed, but Ilaha stresses Saga’s user-friendliness: “The training sessions were helpful, but honestly, it’s easy to use. What really makes the difference is that Saga’s team listens, keeps developing, and responds to users.” That blend of approachability and feedback is something Ilaha appreciates - and something that’s less common among other tools on the market.
For Ilaha, a good partnership with technology (and the people behind it) is ongoing. “We value staying in touch, sharing needs, and building things together. That way, AI evolves the right way - for us, not just for the tech industry.”Would she recommend Saga to others? “Absolutely,” she says. “As a lawyer, teaming up with AI means you deliver your best work, more efficiently and accurately. That’s good for clients, for teams, and for the broader profession.”
From Ilaha’s experience, we see that innovation in law grows through thoughtful, incremental shifts. When technology supports everyday practice, everyone moves ahead.
