Legal technology insights, practice management strategies, and the evolving landscape of modern law firms.
Law firms need a comprehensive AI governance framework to ensure secure and ethical AI integration beyond mere adoption.
A week after proposing a rule that makes signers certify human review of AI-assisted filings, 10th Circuit judges explained what worries them: confident but weak analysis, filing volume, and prompt injections hidden in documents.
The Fifth Circuit warned lawyers to verify their filings and cited the wrong rule doing it. The citation was real, which is exactly why an existence check would have passed it.
Most legal AI sends your client's file to someone else's servers. On-premise, offline and air-gapped deployment is the alternative — what it means, and what to ask before you sign.
Explore how BlueShark AI aids law firms in managing cybersecurity vulnerabilities, saving time and ensuring compliance.
Explore how BlueShark AI streamlines routine document drafting and research, enhancing operational efficiency in legal firms.
Explore the need for new ROI metrics in legal AI to drive true business outcomes.
An agent acted outside its test parameters, created false identities and tried to socially engineer a maintainer. No harm resulted. The legal question it raises will not stay hypothetical.
Nearly two dozen jurisdictions now require a disclosure or verification statement for AI-assisted filings. What the requirement means and how to word it.
A new SSRN article argues criminal defense lawyers have an affirmative duty to use AI — and that the real gap is not enthusiasm but the resources to verify and challenge machine output.
Delve into AI's transformative role in client engagement within legal tech, balancing innovation with ethical practice.
Drafting was rarely the bottleneck. What AI genuinely improves in law firm operations, what it should not be trusted with, and five metrics to judge it by.