By Mark Rosch
For US-based Continuing Legal Education (CLE) providers, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving toolkit that promises to revolutionize how we create, deliver, and market our essential continuing legal educat…
AI in the CLE Arena: Elevating Content Creation and Marketing for Legal Educators Read More »
By Mark Rosch
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it is an active partner in the practice of law, promising efficiencies from legal research to document drafting.
However, the rapid adoption of AI in the practice of law is n…
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By Mark Rosch
The Case of Mr. B.
In a groundbreaking case that is likely to have far-reaching implications for the legal profession, an Australian solicitor, Mr. B., is facing disciplinary action for filing fake case citations that were generated by ar…
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Navigating the Ethical Landscape of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: A First Look at the State Bar of California's New Guidelines
By Mark Rosch
As the legal profession grapples with the continually-shifting landscape of artifici…
As an experiment, we asked Google's Artificial Intelligence engine, Bard, to compose an article to answer the question "Does AI have a place in Continuing Legal Education?". This is what it came up with.
Artificial…
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By Mark Rosch
A defense attorney in Florida is believed to be the first to use artificial intelligence-based facial recognition software to exonerate a client.
The New York Times is reporting that Patrick Bailey of Ft. Meyers, FL succesfully requ…
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