Kathryn Rattington | Robinson + Cole Many insurers, and the businesses they cover, are still treating artificial intelligence (AI) risk as if it were cyber risk cloaked in a costume. That instinct is understandable since AI systems process data, rely on vendors, create operational dependencies, and sit inside digital infrastructures. However, early litigation is showing… Continue reading Why AI Risk Needs Its Own Insurance Conversation
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My Current Love-Hate Relationship with AI
Garret Murai | California Construction Law Blog It’s early in the relationship, I know. But still, there are some things that bug me. Yet, I also know that it’s a relationship in which leaving is not an option, and even if I could, it’s not to the point where it’s so bad that I would… Continue reading My Current Love-Hate Relationship with AI
Fifth Circuit Explains How (Not) to Use AI in Briefing
Andrew Gould | Hicks Johnson Joining the ever-increasing ranks of courts across the country, the Fifth Circuit recently confronted the problem of AI‑hallucinated quotations and citations in a legal brief. In Fletcher v. Experian Information Solutions, Inc., No. 25-20086 (5th Cir. Feb. 18, 2026), the court — in an opinion by Chief Judge Elrod, joined by Judges… Continue reading Fifth Circuit Explains How (Not) to Use AI in Briefing
What Do You Need to Know About AI in Construction and How Do Contracts Help?
Jeffrey B. Andrews and Kelsey Kornich Funes | Phelps Dunbar Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly becoming part of everyday work in the construction field. Service providers are embracing AI tools for performing tasks ranging from design to project management. Even if you never directly use their AI tools yourself, your service providers may be… Continue reading What Do You Need to Know About AI in Construction and How Do Contracts Help?
Where AI Helps—and Where It Doesn’t—in Legal Review
Matt Buser | Array Summary: AI can accelerate legal review by handling repetitive, high-volume tasks and ensuring consistency, but human expertise remains essential for nuance, judgment, and defensibility. Balancing AI with attorney oversight creates efficient, risk-managed workflows. Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of the legal review conversation and is often positioned as a cure-all for… Continue reading Where AI Helps—and Where It Doesn’t—in Legal Review