Remembrance Of Events Past (With Apologies To Marcel Proust)
The past couple of weeks have been difficult.
The past couple of weeks have been difficult.
AI native firms are finally attracting Biglaw attorneys’ attention but the underlying philosophy remains relevant to more traditional solos and smalls.
Confronting Biglaw’s ‘snake eating its own tail’ problem.
It just might be my most powerful tool in resisting the influence of the coming AI overlords.
Lawyers are in the business of persuading people. That takes human skill and originality. It can’t be replicated by a bot.
Indemnities matter, but they represent only one clause in a much larger governance framework.
Women’s reluctance to use AI may also impact career advancement.
Every new tool a PI firm buys solves one problem and connects nothing. The real fix isn't another purchase — it's keeping the whole case in one place, from accident to resolution. Here's how.
The NJ Office of the Public Defender partnered with a think tank and a prestigious university to get the AI program it needed.
The New Mexico Supreme Court imposed a fine and referred the attorney for disciplinary investigation.
The legal profession has spent considerable energy teaching AI to answer. The next phase requires teaching it when an answer is not enough.
How should we read and evaluate opinions that may have been AI-assisted?
Introducing Axiom’s 2027 In-House Legal Budget Report. Read on to see the details.
Use AI where it helps, recognize where it fails, and help your colleagues understand the difference.
Cofounder Winston Weinberg said the capital from this round is being invested ‘into our two most important resources: people and compute.’
Here are three likely power shifts that tilt the seesaw toward clients.
Preparing playbooks for agents may finally force companies to improve playbooks for everyone.
Remember that law firms have a pretty damn good track record when it comes to adapting.