Over the past week, we’ve seen strong survey participation — and some really nice feedback from on its scope and content!
For those still on the fence about these newfangled thinking machines (present company included), I want to encourage
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Harris Beach attorney Brendan Palfreyman notes “Tate Group Automotive v. Legacy Automotive Capital” —
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In this BRB jobs update, I’m pleased to highlight an open role at Norton Rose Fulbright: “Compliance (Conflicts) Lawyer” —
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Dentons partners Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair write: “Do Lawyers Owe Duties to Potential Clients Who Do Not Hire Them?” —
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“Lawyers planned to fool AI with ‘invisible ink’ prompt in documents” —
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“Judge Sanctions Barnes & Thornburg $172K as Tactics Backfire” —
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Bill Freivogel is busy, as always:
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In this BRB jobs update, I’m pleased to spotlight an open position at Bradley: “Conflicts Attorney” —
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