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Almost Half of Employers Use AI According to Littler Study, but Legal Risks Abound

The use of artificial intelligence continues to increase, but governments in Colorado and around the world are looking at stricter regulations on the technology.
Michael Rummel -
Legislature

Three Bills in Colorado Look to Put Some Guardrails on Artificial Intelligence

Three bills aim to put some regulations on artificial intelligence in place, but two face an uncertain future as the legislature nears its end date.
Michael Rummel -
News

IAALS, LSAC Launch Foundations 2.0, Addressing a Post-COVID Legal Profession Undergoing Fundamental Shifts

In a major update to its 2014 Foundations for Practice project, IAALS partnered with LSAC on Foundations 2.0.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
Legislature

State Bill Special Report: Labor and Employment

This special bill report is courtesy of State Bill Colorado, a product of our publisher Circuit Media.
Law Week -
Opinion

When Is It Worth It for Your Company to Litigate?

Fortis Law Partners managing partner Henry Baskerville explains how rising costs for discovery could deter businesses from litigating.
Law Week Contributor -
Features

Roundtable Participants Discuss Remote Work Policies, Paperless Offices, Decreased Staff Utilization, AI Uncertainty

Roundtable participants discussed remote work, paperless offices, decreased utilization of staff and AI in the legal profession.
Jess Brovsky-Eaker -
News

Family Law: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence has continued to make waves across the legal industry including in family law.
Matt Suoja -
News

Colorado Lawyer Cited Fake Cases in Motion Written with ChatGPT

Colorado attorney Zachariah Crabill filed a motion that relied on three cases he later realized were “fabricated” by ChatGPT.
Clara Geoghegan -
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