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Mata v. Avianca
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The Legal Wire
Pilot5 launches Adversarial Verification: every citation in a legal memo faces an independent checker before the lawyer signs
Built with PelAIkan, Damien Charlotin’s citation checker, which Pilot5 does not own. Pilot5 verifies that a cited case exists; PelAIkan reads the source and verifies that it says what the…
Government Enforcement, Compliance & Investigations Report
Heartland Conference Previews DOJ, State AG, and Regulatory Enforcement Priorities for 2026–27
By Kip Randall, Jonathan Porter, Mark Tobey, Jody L. Rudman, Todd Gee, Jeff Le Riche, Sarah Razaq Sallis
On September 30, 2026, the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law hosted the inaugural Heartland Government Enforcement & Investigations Conference. The day-long program brought together federal prosecutors, judges, state…
NUALS Law Journal
Commitments Without Architecture: Gaps In Supreme Court’s AI Regulations
By Nualslj
Shourya Shekhar and Vibhuti Shyam Summary: This article contends that the Supreme Court’s Draft Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence in Courts, 2026 is a principled but architecturally incomplete first…
The Legal Wire
Long live the paper trail
A useful way to think about a market is to notice what it has stopped arguing about. Two years ago, the legal AI conversation was mostly about whether the technology…
New Ideas Legal Tech
AI Security: A Human In The Loop Is Essential. It’s Not Enough.
By Jerry Lawson
"Human in the loop" has quickly become one of the most reassuring phrases in the modern AI vocabulary. It suggests prudence, restraint, and—above all—control. If a human must approve the…
The Legal Wire
Alabama State Bar issues AI ethical guidance for lawyers
The Alabama State Bar has released “Artificial Intelligence Use: Best Practices Under Existing Professional Conduct Rules,” clarifying how existing duties under the Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct apply to AI…
Clio Blog
How Criminal Defense Lawyers Are Using AI to Build Stronger Cases
By Clio Team
What criminal defense AI actually means Criminal defense AI refers to the use of artificial intelligence tools to support core defense workflows. They can transcribe and search audio and video…
Journal of The Missouri Bar
Artificial intelligence and the legal profession: Practical and ethical considerations in the new technological era
William C. Martucci, who holds an LL.M. from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., practices nationally in business and employment litigation. He focuses on complex class litigation, including wage and hour…
Blog of Digital Law and New Technologies
Artificial Intelligence and the Duty of Diligence: The Procedural Risk of Relying on Fictitious Content
By Sofía García
Generative artificial intelligence has become a useful tool for lawyers, consultants, and legal departments: it helps organize ideas, summarize documents, prepare initial drafts, and identify possible lines of argument. However,…
Knovos Blog
Bring Your AI Model (BYAIM): Redefining eDiscovery Control
Why “Bring Your AI Model” Is Becoming a Boardroom Conversation in eDiscovery Over the past year, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how legal leaders talk about AI in eDiscovery.…