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Being the Better Expert Witness
In the paper, I discuss the difficulty computer forensic examiners face honing their testimonial abilities because it’s rare to be interrogated by a lawyer who truly understands what we are talking about. Most interrogators work...
Getting Started with Generative AI for Legal Tech Professionals and the Attorneys They Serve
On a recent EDRM webinar, Generative AI: Investigating the Rise of Intelligent Counsel, participants told us that 60% had not yet tried GenAI. To provide a path for those who want to get started with GenAI, we created...
Too Busy to Read AI-Pocalypse: The Shocking Impact on Law Firm Profitability? Let GenAI Read It For You.
John Tredennick analyzes the “Three Geeks and a Law Blog” on law firm profitability and employs Claude 2’s summarizing abilities to make it more accessible for busy professionals. The lengthy 5,600-word article is condensed into...
Don’t Be Too Nice When You Send a Preservation Notice
I always advocate for civility and cooperation in e-discovery. But, it may be prudent to expressly threaten a lawsuit in a preservation notice. It may also be cautious to avoid offering to settle a claim in that notice. If you...
Your New Litigation Associate: ChatGPT
Lucille Brown is a new associate at Johnson and Smith, LLP. Orientation has completed and it is time for Ms. Brown’s first assignment. Let’s see how she does. Memorandum From: David Johnson: Partner, Johnson and Smith, LLP...
Creativity and How Anyone Can Adjust ChatGPT’s Creativity Settings To Limit Its Mistakes and Hallucinations
Small, full bodied robot on desk collaborating with female lawyer, computer open, coffee on desk