5 questions every lawyer should ask before using AI tools
Lawyers should be satisfied with the answers to these critical questions before entrusting sensitive legal materials or processes to AI platforms. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Lawyers dinged for failing to detect opponent’s hallucinated citations
Do lawyers have a duty to report fake citations generated by AI in their opponents’ filings? A California ethics ruling suggests they do. Read more @ lawnext.com
How to use your blog to build trust, not just traffic
Writing on a consistent schedule and telling the truth, even if it is inconvenient, are among the suggestions for effective attorney blogging. Read more @ legalmarketingblog.com
New ‘Bluebook’ rule on citing to AI raises criticism
The Bluebook’s first standardized format for citing to generative artificial intelligence content has created blowback from legal scholars and practitioners. Read more @ lawnext.com
The massive AI problem law firms are pretending doesn’t exist
Despite efforts by many law firms to ban or limit ChatGPT use, associates continue to access it on their personal devices because it saves time and effort, new Pew Research [...]
Could ‘RAG’ be the answer to hallucinating AI tools?
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) may have the potential to address the most significant concern with legal artificial intelligence tools: Fabricated citations. Read more @ thetechsavvylawyer.page
The Small Practitioner: The Tech Stack: Building a competitive advantage in a crowded marketplace
The Small Practitioner: The Tech Stack: Building a competitive advantage in a crowded marketplace By Brenda Keith The legal profession is undergoing a profound shift as more attorneys leave large [...]
How all that agentic AI talk means everything and nothing at all
Lawyers can relax. Despite the hype, developers of agentic AI tools know most law firms are resistant to products that will make legal decisions on their own. Read more @ [...]
Federal courts intensify AI verifications standards for attorney filings
Recent court sanctions, including disbarment recommendations and public censure, show that judicial patience for attorneys' unethical AI use is wearing thin. Read more @ thetechsavvylawyer.page
5 social media metrics that actually matter
A law firm’s social media activity should entail more than throwing posts at the wall and seeing what sticks. There are measurable ways of telling if posts are reaching potential [...]
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