Ron Sokol

3 days ago | pressenterprise.com | Ron Sokol

Dogs and cats can also suffer from allergies, but there are ways to help our furry friends

3 days ago | dailybreeze.com | Ron Sokol

Q: We are parties in a lawsuit. There was a court hearing that our lawyer handled over the computer. There was just a deposition, same thing. Is this a good thing? K.C., Santa AnaA: I encourage you to ask several attorneys because you may get different responses. Clearly, it is convenient to be able to avoid travel to and from court, and not have to pay for parking. It also can save the client money because the attorney’s time probably is reduced.

1 week ago | pressenterprise.com | Ron Sokol

Can artificial intelligence be sued for bad legal advice? Ask the Lawyer

1 week ago | dailynews.com | Ron Sokol

UPDATED: May 27, 2025 at 10:09 AM PDTA.I. can be helpful, but I would not substitute it for an actual attorney, writes Ask the Lawyer columnist Ron Sokol. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To log in, click here.

1 week ago | dailybreeze.com | Ron Sokol

Q: With the proliferation of artificial intelligence, it seems like any one can go online, punch in a legal question and get an answer. What if it turns out to be bad advice? Can you sue? T.B., TorranceA: Artificial intelligence is useful, informative and rather remarkable. But A.I. is not a person — or a licensed attorney. It is a form of language that does not dispense legal advice, which you can simply assume is reliable.