AI and Legal Practice
Twelve articles from a practitioner's perspective: how is artificial intelligence changing legal work — and what remains when machines research, draft and summarise? A lawyer thinks it through. No hype, no panic.
80 Percent Right – and Still Wrong
A client had used ChatGPT to assess his own legal situation – with statutory references, case law and a convincing argument. All correct. And yet the entire legal assessment was wrong. What this reveals about AI in legal practice.
Prompting for Lawyers
When AI Invents — and Sounds Completely Convincing
Can I Use ChatGPT for My Legal Case?
LegalTech in Practice
AI, GDPR and Data Protection
AI in Court: Signature Remains Signature
What I Wouldn't Have Done Without AI
Why the Lawyer Stays
Outlook: Theses on the AI Future in Law
When Research Stops Too Soon
AI hallucinations in legal filings are not a teething problem that will be solved by the next generation of models. They are a structural property of the underlying technology – and the most dangerous variant is not the invented source, but the search that stops at the first hit.
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