Crossing the Rubicon

A litigator’s guide to AI in practice and everyday life

Kevin Meenan

From Issue: 2026 May

Using emerging AI tech to prompt your future

Leading tools and real-world case studies

Danny Abir

From Issue: 2025 August

Pragmatic use of AI in the modern legal practice

Real-world tools, ethical considerations, and practical strategies to improve efficiency, advocacy, and client service

Kenny S. Ramirez

From Issue: 2026 February

How AI introduces errors into your documents

And why catching them demands a new skill

Jeffrey I. Ehrlich

From Issue: 2026 May

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

Before you buy legal AI, learn to use the AI you already have

Practice with general-purpose systems will hone your understanding and skill before you invest

Matthew Whibley

From Issue: 2026 May

The Big 8

Concepts every lawyer must understand to use AI competently and ethically

Matthew Whibley

From Issue: 2026 February

The cold-eye advantage

Using AI to stress-test trial strategy, evidence, and appellate risk

Janet R. Gusdorff

From Issue: 2026 May

LexisNexis AI vs. Westlaw AI

A comprehensive comparison of two very different approaches to AI integration

Paul Kiesel

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

ChatGPT will see you now

The dangers of unregulated digital mental-health therapy, and bringing products-liability claims to hold AI developers accountable

From Issue: 2025 December

AI edits create a perfect final draft

Achieving maximum clarity in your brief by editing for brevity and simplicity with AI tools

Daniel U. Smith
Roger Ruttimann

From Issue: 2026 May