by team | Jul 20, 2026 | Sources Cited
Sources Cited 2026 AI in Professional Services Report: Adoption Reaches Critical Mass Thomson Reuters documents a sharp rise in organization-wide AI use while systematic return-on-investment measurement remains limited. Adoption is becoming normal faster than many...
by team | Jul 20, 2026 | Sources Cited
Sources Cited Generative AI Adoption and the Law-Firm Governance Gap Survey data from about 1,300 legal-industry respondents shows broad use of general and legal-specific AI, but far fewer organizations with enforced policy or comprehensive training. Educational...
by team | Jul 20, 2026 | Sources Cited
Sources Cited 8am 2026 Legal Industry Report: AI Adoption Is Outpacing Law Firm Governance The ABA review reports widespread personal AI use alongside concerns about security, ethics, privilege, and trust, while many organizations still lack training and enforceable...
by team | Jul 20, 2026 | Sources Cited
Sources Cited Falcon Rappaport & Berkman's AI-Native Newark Office: What Firmwide AI Requires The article describes an AI-native Newark office intended to advance firmwide AI tools, internal governance, and client advisory work. It shows legal AI moving from...
by team | Jun 14, 2026 | Sources Cited
Original source: Kruse v. KarlenKruse v. Karlen is a reminder that AI mistakes do not occur in a vacuum. When fictitious cases appear inside already deficient briefing, the AI problem becomes part of a larger failure of legal craft.Quick AnswerKruse v. Karlen matters...
