How-To Guides

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