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How Tax Professionals Are Leveraging AI: Practical Applications, Governance, Ethics, and Risk Managment

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AI Fundamentals for Law Firms

Ensure the safe, secure, responsible, ethical, and effective use of AI in practice through bite-size, on-demand, customizable training.

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Using AI in Legal Practice

Micro course on AI’s use in professional settings, covering appropriateness, safety, accuracy, security, privacy, bias, and more.

AI Practice

Are Paralegals Replacing Lawyers or is AI Replacing Paralegals?

Learn the crucial role that paralegals play in an array of legal matters and how they can maintain their competitive advantage.

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ABA Guidance

What You Can Do with Commercially Available AI Tools Without Breaching Your Ethical Obligations

Practical strategies for evaluating AI tools, maintaining control over privileged data, and remaining compliant.

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Artificial Intelligence in the News

California Lawmakers Pass Bill Governing Lawyers' Use of AI

California lawmakers approved legislation establishing rules for lawyers’ use of generative AI. The first-of-its-kind state measure, SB 574, now awaits action from Governor Gavin Newsom.

AI Costs Outpace Budget Gains For In-House Legal Teams

In-house legal departments expect larger budgets next year, but rising AI implementation costs, salaries, and outside counsel fees are putting additional pressure on those gains.

Vanderbilt Law School Starts Students Practicing Depositions On AI Witnesses

Vanderbilt Law School is using AI-powered simulated witnesses to give students practical deposition experience, reflecting a broader shift toward preparing future lawyers with technology-enabled, experiential learning.

Lawyers Do Not Need An AI Ban. They Need An AI Duty of Care

Attorney Michael J. Epstein argues lawyers need an AI "duty of care" rather than bans, emphasizing that ethical duties, human oversight, and strict internal firm governance cannot be delegated to software.

5 Things We Found Interesting From the 2026 ILTA Tech Survey

Law firms are becoming more receptive to agentic AI and expanding the responsibilities of internal AI task forces, while concerns around cost and the technology’s impact on lawyer skill development continue to grow.

Creativity In The Age Of AI: A Lost Art

As AI becomes more embedded in legal work, human creativity and originality remain essential to effective advocacy, particularly when lawyers need to persuade, communicate, and develop arguments.