Are lawyers becoming legal engineers?
AI is forcing lawyers to acquire technological literacy as an essential professional competency rather than a specialization. Read more @ lamiroy.com
AI security is not in the price tag
A plea for practical, effective AI safeguards that do not threaten to bankrupt smaller law firms. Read more @ myshingle.com
Learning skills by watching real lawyers in real trials
The Court View Network offers attorneys a chance to pick up pointers and trial strategy watching their peers handle similar cases in actual courts. Read more @ abovethelaw.com
Social media for attorneys: Staying visible as searches change
While social media has been a hit-or-miss proposition for law firm business development, attorneys who do not post regularly will be penalized under new searching practices. Read more @ lawlytics.com
Artificial intelligence cannot replace attorney intelligence
Attorneys have an ethical obligation and personal responsibilities toward clients. AI programs, meantime, have nothing to lose when they are wrong. Read more @ biggerlawfirm.com
Notes to young professionals confronting an AI world
Thoughts for lawyers trying to succeed in an AI-influenced environment that now can create more confusion than clarity. Read more @ slaw.ca
Why solos, small firms should ignore AI doom headlines
An expert argues that by using AI to free up time for more valuable tasks, smaller practitioners can beat better-financed competitors. Read more @ thetechsavvylawyer.page
Lessons from a new global cybersecurity survey
The Verizon study of some 22,000 data breaches shows that firms still struggle with the basics of cyber attack defense. Read more @ helpnetsecurity.com
Getting unstuck as a legal writer with the help of AI
Flipping the script and letting AI ask the questions is a technique legal writers can use to focus their thinking and defeat the blank page. Read more @ wondertools.substack.com
The four core pillars of the AI ‘authority stack’
With artificial intelligence becoming the gatekeeper for clients’ digital search results, law firm websites need to stress four “Rs”: Ratings, reviews, recognitions, and roots. Read more @ martindale-avvo.com
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