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Puerto Rico Reboots Ethics Rules: Tech Innovation Required
The times they are a-changin’ and State Bars are struggling to keep up. Technology is advancing more rapidly than ever, with software powered by artificial intelligence (AI) impacting the way
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Key Takeaways from the Future of Professionals Report: AI Awareness, Hesitation, and ROI
If you ask professionals about artificial intelligence (AI), nearly all of them (96%) will admit to having some awareness of the technology. If that statistic
Florida Bar on the Ethics of Sharing Case Hypotheticals in Lawyer Listservs
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Florida Bar on the Ethics of Sharing Case Hypotheticals in Lawyer Listservs
In the age of generative AI and rapid technological advancements, listservs can seem outdated and downright provincial. Even so, for many lawyers, even those who are
No-Nonsense Guidance for Lawyers Still Confused About AI
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No-Nonsense Guidance for Lawyers Still Confused About AI
I know, I know. You’re probably thinking, “Another column about generative artificial intelligence?” But guess what? This article isn’t about the latest artificial intelligence (AI) news and updates (which really
The legal profession falls behind on AI while other industries move ahead
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The legal profession falls behind on AI while other industries move ahead
As artificial intelligence (AI) tools gain rapid traction across professional services, a clear pattern is emerging: law firms are dragging their feet. While other industries are
New Hampshire Ethics Committee On Drafting Legal Documents with AI
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New Hampshire Ethics Committee On Drafting Legal Documents with AI
Despite repeated warnings from ethics committees, lawyers continue to make headlines for citing fake cases in legal briefs that were created by generative artificial intelligence. Most recently, attorneys
Courts Are Facing an AI Tidal Wave
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Courts Are Facing an AI Tidal Wave
If you haven’t noticed that artificial intelligence (AI) is already impacting the practice of law, then you’re not paying attention. Case in point: Judges are increasingly facing decisions about the admission
From Hype to Habits: Comparing Data on Generative AI in Law Firms
here’s a lot of noise about lawyers using generative artificial intelligence (AI)—and not always appropriately—but how is it really being used in law firms?
Should Using AI Mean Lower Fees? Virginia Ethics Committee Weighs In
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Should Using AI Mean Lower Fees? Virginia Ethics Committee Weighs In
When legal professionals experiment with new technologies, knee-jerk reactions from ethics committees often follow. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is no exception. Like the technologies that preceded it,
Oregon’s AI Ethics Opinion: A Wake-Up Call for Lawyers
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Oregon’s AI Ethics Opinion: A Wake-Up Call for Lawyers
In February, the Oregon Board of Governors approved Formal Opinion 2024-205, which addresses how Oregon lawyers can ethically use artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI in their practices.
10 Practical Ways for Legal Professionals to Start Using Generative AI Today
Last week, I was in Chicago for the ABA Techshow. This was my 16th year attending, and while there, I presented a number of times, including “Top 60 AI Use Cases in 60 Minutes.”
Be curious and adapt–or be left behind
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Be curious and adapt–or be left behind
It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives; but the species that survives is the one that is able to adapt
The Legal Tech Divide: How Firm Size Determines Work and Innovation Trends
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The Legal Tech Divide: How Firm Size Determines Work and Innovation Trends
How does your firm compare when it comes to AI implementation, hybrid work, and finance management software adoption? Not sure? Then check out the 2025 AffiniPay
Top 5 Ways to Improve Client Service with Technology
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Top 5 Ways to Improve Client Service with Technology
Next month, I’m looking forward to attending and speaking at the ABA TECHSHOW. One of the sessions will focus on using technology to provide client-friendly legal representation. The expectations
The Legal Profession’s Shift to LinkedIn: What You Need to Know
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The Legal Profession’s Shift to LinkedIn: What You Need to Know
A decade ago, LinkedIn was little more than a digital resume. Today, it’s the primary networking platform for legal professionals. It’s come a long way since the
From Resistance to Reality: Lawyers Can No Longer Ignore AI
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From Resistance to Reality: Lawyers Can No Longer Ignore AI
Historically, our profession’s response to emerging technologies has been lukewarm at best, sometimes peppered with contempt. For many lawyers, technology was viewed as an unwelcome and unnecessary intrusion