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Sources Cited New Jersey Courts' AI Guidance: Responsible Use Becomes Legal Infrastructure The New Jersey Judiciary maintains a centralized collection of AI principles, guidance, lawyer notices, educational materials, and responsible-use resources. Educational...
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Sources Cited Florida Bar Opinion 24-1: Confidentiality, Verification, Billing, and AI Opinion 24-1 permits generative AI use while emphasizing confidentiality, output verification, supervision, reasonable fees, and compliance with advertising rules. Educational...
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Sources Cited ABA Formal Opinion 512: Ethical Duties Follow Lawyers into AI Workflows ABA Formal Opinion 512 applies existing duties of competence, confidentiality, client communication, supervision, candor, and reasonable fees to generative AI use. Educational...
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Sources Cited The Great AI Disconnect: Law Firms and Clients Need Visibility The analysis describes a communication gap between law firms and legal departments over AI use, client expectations, billing, and return on investment. Educational summary Legal AI...
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Sources Cited Corporate Legal AI Use More Than Doubles: What Outside Counsel Must Explain ACC reports that corporate legal-department AI use more than doubled, while many clients still did not know whether outside firms were using AI or adjusting pricing for...
