Volume 42, Issue 2
While artificial intelligence offers undeniable benefits to the legal world—from the automation of tedious tasks to predictive analytics to improved access to justice—it also presents significant eth…
Artificial intelligence isn’t here to supplant the art of lawyering but, when used with care, to elevate it, delivering unparalleled efficiency and ease to your practice.
By implementing smart security protocols, ensuring humans undertake the writing and review process, and keeping privacy central to our practices, solos can utilize artificial intelligence with confid…
This article explores the differences between full artificial intelligence integration and task-specific AI, how they change your firm, what ethical challenges they present, what are the leading opti…
As artificial intelligence tools become more integrated into legal practice, they introduce ethical challenges that demand careful navigation, particularly regarding confidentiality, accountability,…
By establishing non-negotiable downtime, customizing notifications, and leaning on leaders to respect personal boundaries, we can embrace the wonders of artificial intelligence without sacrificing ou…
Individuals’ data is increasingly becoming a commodity used to train algorithms, predict behaviors, and even make decisions that can impact our lives. The trade-off between convenience and loss of pr…
Bad actors are now leveraging powerful artificial intelligence tools to deceive and defraud. What practical steps can you take to safeguard your practice and clients against AI-enabled deception?
Large language models (LLMs) can perpetuate and amplify societal biases, raising significant concerns about fairness and discrimination in areas such as employment, banking, criminal justice, and hea…
Although artificial intelligence promises improved efficiency and consistency in criminal justice, it raises due process concerns, most notably bias in data-driven decision-making and errors resultin…
Lawyers should not expect judges to be technophobes, but neither should they expect the court to universally accept the adoption of new technology without placing certain guidelines on its use in the…
As you contemplate the artificial intelligence tools of the future, consider the many hats you wear as a small firm practitioner and how AI might help you in each role, whether you’re rainmaking, man…
We’ve all become very dependent on technology. Take the opportunity to love yourself and others enough to live in the moment, give each other grace, and nurture real relationships.
The GPSolo Division is committed to equipping you with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to integrate technology into your practice efficiently and ethically.
Check out these American Bar Association books and web resources on topics related to artificial intelligence for lawyers.
Artificial intelligence will become an ever more integral part of legal practice, offering road warrior lawyers the tools they need to enhance efficiency, improve client service, and streamline their…
By embracing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as a digital associate, solo practitioners can enhance their efficiency, reduce routine workload, and focus more energy on the highest-value as…
For legal professionals, Apple Intelligence seems to balance the excitement about artificial intelligence with the right amount of cautiousness regarding privacy and security.
Where do you find mentors if you go straight from law school to establish a solo practice? Mentors might not be built into your office, but they can be found.
GPSolo magazine, March/April 2025 (42:2): AI for Lawyers