The Legal Cut: The Blog
When Lawyers Use AI: Does Attorney-Client Privilege Still Hold Up?
Explore how attorney-client privilege is being tested in the era of generative AI. Understand the practical risks, safeguards, and evolving U.S. legal guidance every lawyer and client should know.
Multi-State Workplace Training Requirements: CA, NY, FL, OH Explained
Employers operating in multiple states face a patchwork of harassment and anti-discrimination training requirements. This blog compares California, New York, Florida, and Ohio rules, highlights recent legal changes, and shares compliance tips for multi-state employers.
The Role of AI Coaching in Developing Ethical and Compliant Workplace Practices
Discover how tailored AI coaching empowers HR and legal teams to develop ethical, compliant AI practices. Learn strategies to upskill staff, embed AI literacy, and create robust policies for a responsible AI-driven workplace.
Redefining the Role: What It Means to Be a Lawyer in the Age of AI
As AI transforms the legal field, lawyers are rethinking their role, purpose, and path forward. This post explores the heart of what it means to be a legal professional in a tech-driven world—and why now is the time to lean in, not check out.
CCPA and CPRA Explained: How to Craft a Compliant Privacy Policy and Notice
Learn how to draft CCPA and CPRA-compliant privacy policies and notices to protect consumer data, ensure legal compliance, and build trust. A deep dive into key requirements, consumer rights, and best practices for businesses.
What Does Generative AI Mean for Legal Professionals?
Learn how legal professionals can use generative AI tools effectively. Explore practical applications, risks, and best practices tailored to the legal industry.
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