AI in the law is advancing so quickly. This resources page provides key resources I find helpful for myself so I thought instead of hoarding it in my Apple Note that I’d share it here. As I discover more useful resources, I add them here.
FYI, there are thousands of AI resources out there. This list focuses on AI in the Law.
Training
Hotshot: I’ve not signed up or watched the videos but this is a paid portal where you can access training videos on using AI in law. CLE credits included. Looks like a great starter and ongoing learning portal.
Databases
Bloomberg Law’s State-by-State Legal Ethics Guidance Policies on AI: Regularly updated data table linking to State Bar Associations’ AI guidelines.
AI Hallucination Case Database by Artificial Authority: Damien Charlotin set up and manages this terrific database which tracks legal decisions in cases where generative AI produced hallucinated content. Currently regularly updated.
Websites, Blogs and Leaders in the Space
Robert Ambrogi: Highly influential Legaltech journalist and lawyer who publishes a variety of legaltech resources such as LawNext, LegalTechMonitor, and LegalTechWeek (podcast).
Artificial Lawyer: Richard Tromans, lawyer and legaltech bloger, is also one of the OGs in the AI law space. His website is a great resource to stay up-to-date on the latest happenings. He’s also host of some of the biggest Legaltech conferences.
LegalTech Hub: Legaltech Hub is your go-to place for legal tech insights and analysis. It features original articles from industry experts and helps legal professionals discover the best software, events, jobs, and consultants—no matter where they are or what language they work in.
Peter Duffy’s Legal Tech Trends: Peter is founder of one of the leading legal tech consulting firms TITANS. He writes about his insights in his popular Legal Tech Trends Substack.
Judge Schlegel: Judge Schlegel runs a fascinating legaltech blog from the perspective of a judge. He’s a recent inductee into the Louisiana Justice Hall of Fame, was elected to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal in 2023. During Judge Schlegel’s decade on the trial court, he “designed and managed what may be one of the most advanced courts in the country for delivering justice online,” according to one legal tech journalist.
Legal It Insider: LegalTechnology.com (also known as Legal IT Insider) is a leading news site covering global developments in legal technology, including AI tools, law-firm software, and innovation across the legal industry. It publishes news, analysis, and expert commentary for lawyers, legal operations teams, and tech vendors shaping the future of law.
Amy Swaner: She publishes an influential Substack writing essay-style articles about AI and the law. She understands the nuances at a deep level and provides great insights into the important issues.
Sara Merken: Sara is a reporter for Reuters who does a great job covering business in law including tech innovation.
Canadian Lawyer – Legal Technology section: Does a good job covering legaltech in Canada. Canada is also a common law legal system that functions similarly in many regards to the US and so many of the same issues arise with AI in the law.
More coming soon.
If you have a recommendation such as training, journalist blogger, conference, kindly email me at [email protected].
If you wish to suggest software or tool, I welcome that as well. However, if accepted, it’ll be placed in my AI legaltech directory.