17 Subprocessors Deep: A Due Diligence Framework for Legal Technology Procurement
Three AI companies. A due diligence framework for the vendor supply
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The Knowledge Mine: How Law Firm Data Funds AI Training
In 2007, a close friend and former Intel process engineer got a call from his manager. Intel was building Fab 68 in Dalian, China.
The Jevons Paradox of Legal AI: Why Faster Tools Make Busier Lawyers
delivered addiction. AI in legal practice follows the same pattern. The
Your Client’s Voice Just Authorized a $442,600 Wire Transfer. It Wasn’t Your Client.
Every person on that video call was an AI-generated deepfake.
Every Door in the Building: What Your Law Firm’s Ring Doorbell Tells Amazon About Your Clients
When I was at Dell EMC in the early 2010s, we sold enterprise storage to companies that had no idea what they were storing.
I Was Inside EMC When Hackers Stole the Keys to 40 Million Doors: What the RSA Breach Teaches Law Firms
one phishing email. Supply chain attacks threaten law firms the same
Your AI Tools Just Waived Attorney-Client Privilege: What United States v. Heppner Means for Every Attorney Using AI
privileged. Both sides of the argument, and why law firms need their own
If America’s Cyber Chief Can’t Protect Data from ChatGPT, What Chance Do You Have?
documents to public ChatGPT. If he can’t maintain AI data discipline,
If Your Firm Uses Claude, Your Government Contracts Are Now at Risk
On the afternoon of February 27, 2026, Undersecretary of Defense Emil Michael was on the phone with Anthropic executives, offering a deal. At the same moment, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth posted on X that Anthropic had been designated a supply chain risk to national security.
AI Won’t Take Your Job. The Attorney Who Uses It Better Will. Part 2 of 2: The Ten Traps
The text message read: *”I don’t see these cases anywhere. I think