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AI in Law

Covers how artificial intelligence is developed, used, and regulated in legal and professional settings, including AI governance and compliance, privacy and data protection, intellectual property, liability for automated decisions, bias and discrimination, and the use of AI in litigation, contracts, and legal services. Also explores emerging laws and standards affecting AI tools, vendors, and organizations adopting them.

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How to Use AI Contract Review Tools in California Without Violating Attorney-Client Privilege or State Bar Ethics Rules

June 29, 2026 • By Jack Gilbert

California lawyers can use AI contract review tools ethically if they follow at least 6 core safeguards: competence, confidentiality, supervision, informed consent when needed, vendor due diligence, and careful output review. AI is increasingly embedded in contract workflows, but it can expose client data and create malpractice and disciplinary risk if used casually. This article […]

AI in Law Attorney Ethics & Professional Responsibility

The Three-Question Test Your Lawyer Should Run on Any AI Output

May 1, 2026 • By Jack Gilbert

Every AI-generated draft your lawyer uses should pass a simple three-question test before it reaches you or a court. Because large language models can hallucinate facts, misstate law, or leak confidential information, unvetted output can create serious ethical and litigation risk. This article explains the three questions to ask, how to apply them to legal […]