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1 week ago |
nydailyrecord.com | Nicole Black
There’s a lot of noise about lawyers using generative artificial intelligence (AI)—and not always appropriately—but how is it really being used in law firms? Are legal professionals embracing it, or are they taking a “wait and see” approach? For those who’ve jumped in feet first, has the investment paid off, or is it a waste of time and money? If you’re as curious about these issues as I am, you’re in luck.
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2 weeks ago |
nydailyrecord.com | Nicole Black
When legal professionals experiment with new technologies, knee-jerk reactions from ethics committees often follow. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is no exception. Like the technologies that preceded it, lawyers seeking to use AI in their practices have faced unnecessary restrictions or requirements. One example is the duty to advise clients of its use, which is included in many ethics opinions on AI.
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2 weeks ago |
abovethelaw.com | Nicole Black
The faster technology advances, the harder it becomes to track both incremental and significant changes in legal professionals’ adoption rates. The good news is that many options are available if you’re seeking current statistics about legal technology. These days, troves of data are released annually from different sources, obtained from different subsets of our profession.
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3 weeks ago |
abajournal.com | Nicole Black
Gone are the days of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. law firm receptionists chained to their desks, limited to answering phones and taking messages. Modern consumers in search of legal guidance expect more, including 24/7, responsive service and immediate answers to their questions.
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3 weeks ago |
rilawyersweekly.com | Nicole Black
The Oregon Board of Governors recently approved Formal Opinion 2024-205 (https://www.osbar.org/_docs/ethics/2025-205.pdf), which addresses how Oregon lawyers can ethically use artificial intelligence and generative AI in their practices. The opening line of the opinion is notable: “Artificial intelligence tools have become widely available for use by lawyers.
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