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…“The myth of a one-stop shop for criminal records is not new to Lawyer X. He has heard other lawyers and clients alike ask for national criminal searches. He has…

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…a judge – or even, mercy, by a legislator or government lawyer. Honestly now: Do you really want to pay lawyer(s!) bills and court costs when lawyers, judges, and clients…

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…of the responses may be inaccurate, so double-check information in Bard’s responses.” It seems that using AI for legal research might hold some promise in the future, especially for lawyers…

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…are different from Oregon landlord-tenant laws so expect a referral rather than an answer to your specific mobile or manufactured home question. Last, if you need a lawyer, the Oregon…

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If you’re not tracking news of Robot Lawyers then you’re not keeping up with the legal research profession. No, not a “robotic” lawyer, but the Artificial Intelligence (AI) kind….

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It’s 10 a.m – do you know where your metadata is?: Don’t know what metadata is? Opposing counsel might: “One Florida lawyer was quite upset when he learned…

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