Berkeley Law just published what might be the most restrictive student AI policy in legal education. The rule, effective Summer 2026, prohibits AI use for almost every part of a student's substantive work, from brainstorming to outlining to exam prep, wit... See more
In United States v. Heppner, a defendant used a free public AI chatbot on his own to generate defense strategies, without his lawyer’s involvement or confidentiality protections. The court ruled the materials were not privileged. Does that mean lawyers sh... See more
To leverage Generative AI for profitability and effectiveness while mitigating professional risk, lawyers must prioritize intentional selection, training, and supervision: - Choose secure, legal-specific tools like Clio Work, which are grounded in real st... See more
Hello fellow Hams!
Our Monthly meeting is Tuesday the 11 th . Remember, It’s at Chick-Owa at 7:00 PM, and it will be dark.
It’s time to nominate officers for next year. We need someone to serve as secretary – Kaitlin is not running again. Anyone else who ... See more
