Category: Artificial Intelligence and Law
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I Asked AI to Summarize a Court Opinion. It Got the Holding Wrong.
One of the things I frequently warn attorneys against is trusting AI to summarize things properly. Sometimes, when summarizing the law, AI gets it completely wrong. One example is the recent Pennsylvania Superior Court opinion for Saber v. Navy Federal Credit Union. A colleague of…
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Prompts and Videos from Estate Planning Webinar
Today I spoke with Jeffrey Bowley, CPA, MT at the Bucks County Estate Planning Council about AI. In our slides I included several prompts and videos. I promised the attendees I would upload the videos from the class. Ethical Billing Review in Claude This first…
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Two Courts, Two Answers: When Does Using AI Waive Privilege?
On the same day in February 2026, two federal courts looked at AI and privilege and came to opposite conclusions. The question both addressed matters to every lawyer using artificial intelligence: does putting information into an AI tool waive privilege? The answer depends on which…
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AI Handoff Checklist: Know When to Start Fresh & What to Capture
You are working with an AI. The model understands your constraints, your tone, the decisions you have already made. Then something shifts. Responses become generic. Settled issues get reopened. The thread feels thinner. You have likely hit the edge of the context window. Every AI…
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AI Context Window: Guide to Long Conversations & Handoff Documents
Try the Interactive AI Handoff Checklist You are deep into a conversation with Claude. You have spent the last hour shaping a proposal, debugging a stubborn issue, or building something iteratively. The model understands your tone, your constraints, and the decisions already made. Then something…
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Claude AI Privilege Waiver: What U.S. v. Heppner Means for Your Clients
Download a Sample Client AI Confidentiality Notice Every few months we see a headline suggesting that artificial intelligence has upended some settled area of law. It usually hasn’t. More often, a court simply applies existing doctrine to a new tool and reaches the same result…
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Moltbook, AI Agents, and What Lawyers Actually Owe Clients
Over the past several weeks, a familiar cycle has played out in the technology press. Headlines claim that “AI agents” have created their own social media network, are chatting with one another, forming religions, and, in some versions of the story, even contemplating humanity’s fate.…
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How AI Erased My Colleague’s Voice: A Lesson in Bias
I have a process for writing PowerPoint presentations. It works. I have used it for years. I take prior PowerPoints, articles I have written, ethics opinions and whatever other materials are relevant. Then I work methodically through them. I build the deck. The entire process…