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Passing the Controls: The Art of Legal Judgment, Mentorship, and the Next Generation in the Age of AI
What happens to legal judgment when AI can perform, at surface level, the very tasks junior lawyers have always used to build skill? Retired judge Ralph Artigliere and Wake Forest-bound Zara Russell tackle that question...
Curiosity + AI: Durable Skills, Judgment, and the Future of Legal Work
AI is transforming legal work, but technology alone is not the competitive advantage. This article explores the durable skills that matter most in an AI-enabled profession and offers a practical framework for responsible AI adoption...
The Goblin in the Machine: What OpenAI’s “No-Pigeon Rule” Teaches Lawyers About AI Hallucinations
OpenAI’s “goblin incident” exposes how training incentives can produce persistent, unintended AI behavior across LLMs. The same root causes drive hallucination, and legal professionals need concrete verification steps before relying on AI output in legal...
What People Want to Know About AI: Top 10 Curiosity Index
Not finding a poll on what people actually want to know about AI, Ralph Losey tasked Gemini 3.1 Pro to find out. It responded with the Top 10 Curiosity Index, with how AI thinks, job...
Electronic Evidence Workbook 2026
The 2026 edition of Craig Ball’s Electronic Evidence Workbook spans 638 revised pages and embraces LLMs, AI-assisted editing, cloud realities, and hands-on forensic training, including a new macOS imaging exercise, preparing law students for modern...
From Principles to Practice: Embedding Human Rights in AI Governance
Human rights are becoming enforceable design principles in AI governance. From the UN’s Digital Compact to Europe’s binding AI Convention, cybersecurity and eDiscovery teams must align tools and policies with new global norms for oversight,...
Effective Advocacy 101 in the Age of eDiscovery and AI: A Guide for Lawyers and Their Clients
Hon. Ralph Artigliere (ret.) outlines how effective advocacy fundamentals remain essential in an AI-driven legal world, where credibility is tested faster than ever.
Book Review: John Tredennick and William Webber, “Generative AI for Smart Discovery Professionals”
This insightful review explores “Generative AI for Smart Discovery Professionals” by John Tredennick and Dr. William Webber, highlighting its clarity, practical tools, and ethical considerations for legal discovery professionals.
Review: How “The Leery Lawyer’s Guide to AI and LLMs in Trial Practice” Made Me a More Confident Legal Tech User
This review of The Leery Lawyer’s Guide to AI and LLMs in Trial Practice highlights how Craig Ball empowers legal professionals to confidently integrate AI into daily litigation tasks.
Book Review: Jim Sullivan, “The Book on AI Doc Review”
Jim Sullivan’s “The Book on AI Doc Review” explains how AI transforms document review, moving beyond TAR and predictive coding to prompt-based relevancy and defensibility.
Cross-Examine Your AI: The Lawyer’s Cure for Hallucinations
How can attorneys reduce the risk of AI hallucinations and still get the benefits of AI? Attorney, AI expert and award winning blogger, Ralph Losey, explains the process of cross- examination in the context of...
Forward is Our Best Direction
John Tredennick examines how AI is changing the legal profession and why moving forward, with competence, caution, and clarity, is no longer optional.