Extract from Trudy Knockless’s article “As AI Becomes Ubiquitous, Legal Departments’ Malpractice Risk Soars” Dozens of lawyers have been sanctioned for filing documents with fake, AI-generated citations—a tally that should […]
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Extract from Ella Sherman’s article “In-House Teams Are Prioritizing Technology Strategy in 2026” As 2025 comes to an end, in-house legal departments see technology strategy as a prime concern for
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Extract from David Baake’s article “The Goldilocks Problem: Trade Secret Protection for AI” As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize the economy, courts are increasingly being asked to determine whether
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Extract from Ryan Harroff and Jon Campisi’s article “AI Boom Forces Law Firm Tech Leaders To Rethink Training Practices” As Am Law 200 firms continue to invest in artificial intelligence
Extract from Ari Kaplan’s article “The Emergence of Case Strategy Technology as a Competitive Advantage” Law firm litigators are facing a perfect storm affecting their practices, with caseloads increasing and
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Extract from Michael Gennaro’s article “Newspapers Seek $10B in Latest OpenAI Copyright Suit, Its 18th” OpenAI and Microsoft are facing another major copyright lawsuit, this time from nine regional newspaper
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Extract from Trudy Knockless’s article “As AI Becomes Ubiquitous, Legal Departments’ Malpractice Risk Soars” Dozens of lawyers have been sanctioned for filing documents with fake, AI-generated citations—a tally that should
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Extract from Benjamin Joyer’s article “What the Legal Battle Between the New York Times and OpenAI Means for E-Discovery” The copyright infringement suit brought by The New York Times against OpenAI in December
Extract from Christopher Niesche’s article “Courts Being Flooded by Wordy AI-Generated Documents, Report Finds” Courts around the world are being flooded by documents generated by artificial intelligence, a study of
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Extract from Matt A. Todd and Bryce H. Bailey’s article “Legal Pitfalls at the Intersection of AI and Open Source Software” Whereas industries at large are rapidly expanding their usage