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General-Purpose AI or Legal AI? How Small Firms Decide

Do You Want Your Lawyer Using AI

Do you want your lawyer using AI? Following up on recent two recent blogs related to Learning Language Models (LLMs) use in the legal area, specifically on to the extent LLMs (ofte...

AI is Not a Lawyer: Why You Should Stop Using AI to Evaluate Your Workplace Law Matter  

Let’s repeat that headline:  AI Is Not A Lawyer.  But, at some point in your career or the life of your organization, you’re going to need to meet with an actual employment attorne...

When AI Becomes a Liability: Hallucinated Case Law, Sanctions, and the Privilege Waiver Risk

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how lawyers research, draft, and advise. But AI has introduced two legal risks that users cannot ignore. Courts are sanctioning attorneys for A...

What Top Law Firms Say New Lawyers Need in the AI Era

Legal Ethics and Practical Considerations for Business Lawyers Using AI in Modern Legal Practice

In recent years, the topic of artificial intelligence (“AI”) has quickly dominated conversations across various industries, institutions, and sectors. The legal profession is no ex...

Fireside AI for Lawyers – Which LLM to choose?

Claude is galloping ahead in their legal offerings, Microsoft has their Legal Agent for CoPilot Word and now it seems OpenAI is about to release their Legal offering. The speed tha...

AI in the Trenches: Of Humans, by Humans, for Humans

When your opposing counsel cites a fake case fabricated by a generative artificial intelligence tool in a court filing—a so-called “hallucination”—should you snitch? At least two c...

The Most Important Tool for AI Savvy Lawyers? It's the Right Mindset

AI-savvy lawyering is already something that clients are starting to demand. The technology is capable; the challenge now is cultural and organizational change.       

The Most Important Tool for AI Savvy Lawyers? It's the Right Mindset

AI-savvy lawyering is already something that clients are starting to demand. The technology is capable; the challenge now is cultural and organizational change.       

How Criminal Defense Lawyers Are Using AI to Build Stronger Cases

What criminal defense AI actually means Criminal defense AI refers to the use of artificial intelligence tools to support core defense workflows. They can transcribe and search aud...

The AI Consultant Problem: What A Disgraced Immigration Lawyer Teaches About The Perils Of An Unqualified Lawyer Coach

For lawyers and their clients, the risks of hiring an unqualified coach are substantial. The post The AI Consultant Problem: What A Disgraced Immigration Lawyer Teaches About The...

The New Litigation Workflow: AI First, Lawyers Second

Artificial intelligence has dramatically accelerated litigation work, including depositions and document review, but a hybrid approach where lawyers remain in control is taking the...

Lawyers’ Use Of AI Notetakers And Client Conversations: Ethics Rules, Risks, And Best Practices (2026 Update)

Now with guidance from NYC Opinion 1270 on ethical issues related to attorneys using AI transcription, and more. The post Lawyers’ Use Of AI Notetakers And Client Conversations: Et...

Meeting Clients Where They Are In An AI World

The reality is that most lawyers’ clients are going to be using AI before and during the relationship. That means we as lawyers need to be knowledgable about AI and what it can and...

The AI Reckoning Has Arrived: The Case that Will Rewrite AI Laws in Products Liability

In the quiet shadows of the corners of the San Francisco’s Superior Court, a consequential legal development in AI products liability litigation is rapidly unfolding. This unraveli...

Artificial Intelligence and the Duty of Diligence: The Procedural Risk of Relying on Fictitious Content

Generative artificial intelligence has become a useful tool for lawyers, consultants, and legal departments: it helps organize ideas, summarize documents, prepare initial drafts, a...

Why Attorneys Can Ethically Use General-Purpose GenAI For Client Matters Without Redacting Everything

The claim that general-purpose AI platforms are categorically unsuitable for attorney use with client matters is wrong, not as a matter of opinion but as a matter of doctrine. The...

Built-In AI for Personal Injury Firms: What Actually Belongs Inside Your Case Workflow

A personal injury attorney uploads multiple pages of medical records to an AI tool, asks for a summary, and gets a clean chronology back in two minutes. It’s organized by date. The...

Am Law 200 Firm Sets a New Standard for AI Performance in High-Stakes Insurance Litigation

Am Law 200 Firm Sets a New Standard for AI Performance in High-Stakes Insurance Litigationby Justin Smith Reading Time — 5 minutes J...

Meeting Clients Where They Are In An AI World

The reality is that most lawyers’ clients are going to be using AI before and during the relationship. That means we as lawyers need to be knowledgable about AI and what it can and...

A New Threat to a Fair Trial: Artificial Intelligence and Juror Deliberations

In 2026, 50% of Americans reported that they had utilized AI chatbots, a dramatic increase from the 33% of chatbot usage reported in 2024. That shift is already being felt inside c...

How Haynes Boone Makes Working with AI a Core Lawyering Skill

By Ian Nelson, Co-Founder, Hotshot. At Haynes Boone, working with generative AI is treated as a core lawyering competency, not just a tool to roll ...

This Startup's CLO Says Lawyers Are 'Supercharged' By AI

The top lawyer at Liquid AI, which aims to build general-purpose AI at every scale, recently told Law360 Pulse that innovation can't replace human judgment, persuasion or negotiati...