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
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
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Download Checklist for Ethically Changing Law Firms Most of us will change employers at some point or another during our legal careers. Unlike many types
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I have written before about how I use AI tools to assemble PowerPoint decks. For lawyers, this can be incredibly efficient. I can take multiple
How to Deal with Artificial Intelligence When Conducting Legal Research Over the past year, courts have had to confront an uncomfortable and increasingly common problem