Extract from Celia Stevenson’s article, “Slow and Steady Doesn’t Win the Case: Speed, Defensibility, and Getting AI Right.” AI has rewritten the expectations for nearly every legal operation today. The
Extract from Petra Pasternak’s article, “Agentic AI for Legal Work: 4 Practical Use Cases.” It’s hard to believe how quickly generative AI has moved from an experimental technology to widespread
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Extract from Reveal’s article, “How to Evaluate Agentic AI Tools for Litigation Work Beyond Fact Finding.” Agentic AI has moved quickly from concept to vendor pitch, but the distance between
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Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “AI Use In Law Firms: There’s Reality. And There’s What Management Wants It To Be.” Visier sees a pattern of visible compliance over real AI
Extract from Exterro’s article, “Navigating AI in eDiscovery: Important Court Rulings from 2026.” Explore 2026’s key legal trends on AI in eDiscovery, covering verification duties, privilege limits, closed enterprise AI,
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Extract from Cellebrite’s article, “AI for Investigations: 5 Myths, Debunked.” Ask five investigators what they think about AI in casework, and you will likely get five different answers, most starting
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Extract from Joe Borstein’s article, “Where Am I Now? A Legal Tech Evangelist Checks In.” I made a bold prediction in 2017. Let’s see how each of those statements has
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Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “RelFest’s Judicial Panel: At Last, Some Hallucination Perspective.” To conclude AI hallucinations are just a lazy lawyer problem ignores the world lawyers work in. Another
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Extract from Olga V. Mack’s article, “Who Owns The Rules For An AI Agent?” Agentic commerce will not eliminate internal governance. It will make vague governance harder to hide. A
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Extract from Michael J. Epstein’s article, “AI In The Courtroom: The Rules Are Coming, Just Not How Lawyers Expect.” The question isn’t when courts will ‘catch up.’ It’s whether lawyers