ChatGPT is not good for legal matters, I wouldn’t recommend it for that. It can be good for generating tables, or for suggesting alternative ideas, for example. One use I like to use ChatBOT for is I present it some information, such as a world building scenario I might use in a TTRPG, and I ask it to present objections and possible explanations, because I cannot possibly consider every loophole by myself. Its actually quite good at this. It often suggests things I never considered, and gives decently good explanations considering the information I gave it. It can also be pretty good at recognizing if a phrase or word is used repetitively or if there are contradictions in the literal text that it is provided.

I am not saying ChatGPT is evil. It is cwrtainly a very interesting too that can be useful. But I would never tell anyone to use LLM AI for anything that requires factually correct output. Especially not for legal matters.