Biglaw Firms Better Be Prepared To Open Their Wallets To Pay For AI
The costs are coming...
Thomson Reuters CEO: Legal Profession Faces ‘Biggest Disruption In Its History’ From AI
For the first time in more than 300 years, AI is fundamentally rewriting how legal work products are created.
Will AI Really Move The Needle On The Billable Hour?
The billable hour is more embedded, especially in Biglaw, than most realize.
Elite Law Schools Are Offering Classes On Responsible AI Use
Gotta put the guardrails on early!
Teaching How To ‘Think Like a Lawyer’ Revisited
GenAI gives the concept of training law students to think like a lawyer a whole new meaning.
Webinar On AI In The Courts: What Judges Are Using, How It Works, And Why Lawyers Need To Adapt
Join us next week at 1 p.m. Eastern to explore how courts are adopting generative AI ethically and securely.
Gimme An ‘A’! Gimme An ‘I’! What Does That Spell?
Hopefully, AI will never replace the most important parts of lawyering.
Andrew Yang Says AI Is Replacing Biglaw Associates, Which Is Great News For Malpractice Lawyers
There's a difference between replacing jobs and reducing the number of jobs.
Hallucinations Here, Hallucinations There, Hallucinations Everywhere: Why Do Lawyers Keep Doing It?
Law firms need to make clear what is expected when some of the work can’t be billed or collected but is nevertheless necessary.
Lawyers Getting Really High On AI Hallucinations
Get it together, people!
Biglaw AI Apocalypse Brews As One Fake Case Turns Into Litany Of False Cites
Chicago Housing Authority confessed to citing one fake cite but the curious plaintiffs went back to find multiple false cites across multiple filings.
Former Biglaw Partner Publicly Fighting With A Computer Program Which Is Totally Not Crazy Person Behavior
Cleta Mitchell is having a spat with Elon Musk's algorithm.
AI In The Courts: What Judges Are Using, How It Works, And Why Lawyers Need To Adapt
Join us at 1 p.m. Eastern on Aug. 20 to explore how courts are adopting generative AI ethically and securely.
Elena Kagan Praises Artificial Intelligence Now That She Works With So Little Human Intelligence
The justice still doesn't 'have the foggiest idea' how AI in the law will play out.
The Revolution Will Be Card Cataloged: Dispatches From The Law Librarian Frontlines
At AALL's annual meeting, the research profession searches for its war footing.