AI use in legal scholarship may not be the most important AI topic being discussed these days, but it is having a moment in the corners of the world that care about these things. Julian Nyarko has an ...

Regulation has already been hard enough for static AI models.

Regulation has already been hard enough for static AI models.

Regulation has already been hard enough for static AI models.

The latest round of informal testing of large language models on legal questions

Daniel Wilf-Townsend, Deterring Unenforceable Terms, 111 Va. L. Rev. __ (forthcoming 2025), available at SSRN (June 6, 2024).Maureen CarrollMost of us (if not all) have entered a contract with one or ...

Opinion: Georgetown Law professor Jonah Perlin says using third-party technology doesn't categorically waive the attorney-client privilege.

A U.S. judge on Tuesday said healthcare providers can pursue claims that technology provider MultiPlan and a group of insurers conspired to underpay them billions of dollars in reimbursements for out-of-network health services.

On the usefulness of personal experience, and suggestions about what to try

As of mid-2025, there is robust evidence that generative AI possesses the technological capability to significantly reshape legal practice. Yet legal markets an

To displace legal vetocracy, abundance liberals must find other ways to generate authority that people can accept.

The August cycle is on the horizon. Before you get too deep into your paper, now's the time to solicit feedback from others with an interest in AI and the Law. Please express your interest in the fo...

Experimental thoughts on law, artificial intelligence, consumer protection, and more. Click to read Test Case, by Danny Wilf-Townsend, a Substack publication.

Reconciling a pair of recent empirical studies