Perspectives from a practicing trial attorney — on the ethics, the judgment, and the shift underway in how legal work gets done. Written for the lawyers who do the work.
What Chicago Law's new AI strategy signals for every practicing attorney — and for small firms that don't have three years and a faculty committee.
The duties that govern AI are the duties that have always governed your practice. A plain look at competence, diligence, confidentiality — and what the guidance actually says.
The cautionary stories are real — but they prove something different from what they're usually used to prove. Why the discipline was never about the tool.
The most significant shift in how legal work gets done that any of us will see — and why the limit on your work was never your mind.
A short, practical guide for solo and small-firm attorneys who want to think clearly about AI before they adopt it. Written by a practicing trial attorney who built his own.
Start with a conversation. No pressure, no jargon — just a clear look at where AI fits your practice, and what the first step would be.