Agentic AI systems are increasingly being deployed in high-stakes litigation to automate document review, legal research, and case analysis, potentially reducing costs and accelerating timelines for complex legal proceedings. Legal firms are adopting these AI agents to handle routine but labor-intensive tasks traditionally performed by junior attorneys, allowing human lawyers to focus on strategy and client relations. The technology represents a significant shift in how law firms manage large-scale litigation, though questions remain about oversight and the quality of AI-generated legal work.