Expert perspectives on legal technology, AI in litigation, and best practices for forward-thinking law firms.
The Civil Justice Council has proposed requiring lawyers to declare that AI was not used to generate the content of trial witness statements. Here is what that means in practice, and where AI can still add value without crossing the line.
Most legal AI tools rely on the same retrieval architecture under the hood. For research and contract review, it works well enough — but litigation demands something fundamentally different.
Early case assessment has always been part art, part instinct. AI gives disputes teams a more structured foundation for the settle-or-fight decision while preserving the judgment calls that define good lawyering.
From case file analysis to drafting correspondence, AI excels in some areas of litigation – but falls short in others. A practical guide from eight years in the disputes trenches.
SOC 2, GDPR, data residency, encryption – what should you actually look for when evaluating legal AI vendors? A practical checklist for security-conscious firms.
When lawyers use ChatGPT or Gemini for client work, they may be inadvertently waiving privilege. Understanding the difference between public and enterprise AI is critical.
