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This paper analyses automated and human-driven evaluation approaches for Large Language Models (LLMs) performance in the legal domain, stressing the need to combine both into hybrid evaluation frameworks. This conclusion is reinforced by a qualitative case study that uncovers assessment factors considered by lawyers when using LLMs. The diverse nature of these factors, requiring distinct evaluation approaches, underscores the need for adopting a hybrid methodology.
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