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How AI introduces errors into your documents And why catching them demands a new skill Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2026 May
From case management to intelligence What Filevine’s LOIS signals about the future of plaintiff practice Kenny S. Ramirez From Issue: 2026 May
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LexisNexis AI vs. Westlaw AI A comprehensive comparison of two very different approaches to AI integration Paul Kiesel From Issue: 2026 May
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Defending client-AI communications in California discovery A plaintiff’s guide to the attorney-client privilege after the federal court ruling in Heppner, a case of first impression Austin G. Ward From Issue: 2026 May
