As the state bar weighs stronger AI ethics guidance, lawmakers have approved a bill placing new restrictions on AI-use by attorneys and arbitrators.
Continue Reading Use AI? New Rules, and Maybe a Law, Are on the Horizon for California Lawyers

This competitive pressure does not depend on AI replacing lawyers or entire law firms. Moving even part of the work can alter the economics of a matter.
Continue Reading Law Firms Are Training Their Own Competitors

To mitigate risks, companies should ensure meaningful human contributions to development, maintain detailed documentation, use enterprise AI platforms with proper contractual protections, and implement robust confidentiality measures.
Continue Reading Legal Considerations and Best Practices for AI-Assisted Software Development

Lia automates routine client communication for personal injury firms, using firm context to answer questions and flag issues that need human input.
Continue Reading Personal Injury Solutions Startup Hona Launches Lia AI Assistant

For litigation teams, the question is no longer whether AI belongs in the deposition process, but which tasks it can and should safely handle and which still require the important and critical human intellect and professional skill sets.
Continue Reading AI and Depositions: What Law Firms Should and Should Not Automate

The acquisition is set to build Consilio’s e-discovery expertise and expand the company’s market reach in Australia.
Continue Reading Consilio Acquires Australian E-Discovery Provider Icourts

While attention focused on Meta’s $17 billion youth-safety settlement with state attorneys general, the agreement also includes a separate $459 million payment resolving a broad swath of state claims tied to the Cambridge Analytica data-privacy scandal.
Continue Reading Meta Quietly Resolves Cambridge Analytica Claims as Part of Child-Safety Settlement

Duquesne Kline Law faculty and staff have been visiting a variety of law firms to gain information about real-world uses of AI in the legal profession.
Continue Reading Duquesne Law Partners With Law Firms to Refine AI Education

U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate issued the temporary restraining order “on the basis of names that didn’t even exist and statements that didn’t even exist,” said Fifth Circuit Judge Jerry Smith. “Are you saying that we can be confident that that didn’t infect his ultimate reasoning?”
Continue Reading 'Serious Matter': 5th Circuit Weighs Reassignment After Judge Used AI to Draft Ruling

Weil’s relationship with Google Cloud reflects a broader push to give lawyers fewer AI interfaces while allowing them to operate other tools they use for legal work.
Continue Reading 'We Need to Consolidate Surface': How Weil Is Keeping Up With AI and Google Gemini

A new survey finds law firms expect double-digit increases in tech spend per lawyer, even as few firms have seen increased revenue per attorney.
Continue Reading Just Keep Spending: Law Firm Tech Investment Set to Rise

Judge Rita F. Lin of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California found the Pentagon’s designation was “unlawful retaliation against Anthropic for its criticism of the department’s plans for use of artificial intelligence technology.
Continue Reading Pentagon's Blacklisting of Anthropic Was ‘Unlawful Retaliation,' Federal Court Finds

An overview of the product releases, industry hires and new partnerships announced during ILTACON 2026.
Continue Reading ILTACON Legaltech Rundown: Wolters Kluwer Launches Next Generation of Libra, Reveal Integrates With Thomson Reuters, and More