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The legal profession is changing quickly, and the courts are changing with it. In this new column, Ross Guberman explores how judges are using AI to read, write, test, and evaluate legal briefs, and what that means for the future of legal writing and advocacy. @legalwritingpro bit.ly/4w7BekD

Judges are using AI more than you think. @TodaysMP columnist Ross Guberman of @BriefCatch explains how judges are using the technology and how it is shaping the courtroom: bit.ly/4w7BekD

AI-assisted legal writing is now a professional responsibility issue. In a recent @TodaysMP webinar, Ross Guberman of @BriefCatch explained the importance of using AI to edit and a lawyer to verify every citation and build guardrails before you need them: bit.ly/4sWKx4Z

Why does any law firm not build @BriefCatch into its AI-usage policy? I’m meeting with a firm next week to discus ethics rules and AI usage. This is a no-brainer.

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@jborstein @BriefCatch @legalwritingpro I think the new feature on BriefCatch is quicker and cleaner. I do cite checks all the time too, and you’re right—it’s insane not to do that. At some point, the error rate might be low enough that you wouldn’t need to. But present ethics rules and error rates don’t allow that.

Join @legalwritingpro for a free webinar on citation verification in AI-assisted legal drafting. event.on24.com/wcc/r/5227731/… #legalwriting #pointmade #lawyer #legaltech

You could try not being a lawyer. Or a lawyer using BriefCatch. #legaltech #law #lawyer #lawyerlife