Extract from Emily Cousins’s article “Connecticut Supreme Court Reckons With AI Hallucinations” The Connecticut Supreme Court waded into new territory in a hearing last week after AI hallucinations appeared in […]
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Extract from Riley Brennan + Benjamin Joyner’s article “Attorneys Aren’t Talking About AI With Each Other, But Everyone Agrees They Should Be” As attorneys continue to get themselves in trouble
Extract from Nicholas Malfitano’s article “AI-Generated Docs Shared With Counsel Are Not Privileged, NY Fed Judge Rules in Criminal Fraud Case” In a ruling with potential far-reaching implications, a New York federal
Extract from Jimmy Hoover’s article “Can AI Give You a Seat Inside the Supreme Court?“ As the U.S. Supreme Court has embraced live audio broadcasting of oral arguments, one practice
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Extract from Josh Aaron’s article “The Hidden Technology Risk Law Firms Can No Longer Treat as Background Noise” When a Fortune 500 client sends a 50-page security questionnaire demanding evidence
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Extract from Gov.UK’s article “Update on the Serious Fraud Office’s e-discovery review” In a February 2025 post we committed to updating on the findings of our review of past cases on our legacy e-discovery system
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Extract from Michael Gennaro’s article “Data, Talent Hurdles Bog Down AI Adoption in Finance, but Slowdown May Be Temporary” Artificial intelligence adoption across finance functions plateaued in 2025 after rapid
Extract from Aleeza Furman’s article “Law Firms and Legal Departments Dip Toes Into Agentic AI as Gen AI Use Surges” While generative artificial intelligence has taken off among professional services
Extract from Trudy Knockless’s article “GCs Are Being Left Out of AI Strategy—Here’s How They Can Get Back In” Legal departments can’t wait to become AI experts, but they can’t
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“Extract from Michael Gennaro’s article “Governance Woes Likely to Mushroom as Legal Teams Accelerate AI Adoption“ Artificial intelligence will reshape legal risk management in 2026, driving new litigation, compliance pressures