Nobody on your legal team owns the AI question.
Nobody on your legal team owns the AI question
Why AI decisions stall in firms and legal departments, and the one role that gets them moving.
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- Which tools are approved, and for what work
- What client information never goes into AI
- Who reviews AI-assisted work before it goes out
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AI Rules for Your Team
Law firms
- Partners want an AI plan, and nobody has time to build one.
- Lawyers and staff are trying tools the firm hasn't approved.
- You need to know what AI does to the billable hour before a client asks.
Legal departments
- The business is adopting AI faster than legal can review it.
- You're being asked to sign off on vendor contracts and data terms.
- Leadership wants efficiency, and you need to show where the risk is.
AI Ethics Rules
Every AI tool your team uses is something a lawyer supervises. Three rules already cover it.
RPC 1.1Competence, including the tools you delegate to.
RPC 1.6Confidentiality: where client data goes, and where it doesn't.
RPC 5.3Supervision of nonlawyer assistance, software included.
ABA Model Rules numbering. Your state's version may differ.
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I've practiced law for more than 19 years, as a prosecutor, in private practice, and as in-house counsel for an international energy company. I started CaseFly because legal teams deserve AI advice from someone who has to answer to the same ethics rules they do.
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