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Criminal defense lawyers have duty to use AI, paper argues
The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers urges defenders to ethically adopt AI tools to level the playing field against prosecutors.
AI is reshaping family law practice, but attorneys worry about DIY research
AI is transforming family law practice in Massachusetts, aiding financial analysis and workflow but raising concerns about clients' DIY legal research.
Justices disbar former chief public defender Benson
The Minnesota Supreme Court disbarred former Hennepin County Chief Public Defender Kassius Benson over tax crimes and client fund misuse.
Quandaries & Quagmires: Fast-Tracking Temporary Lawyer Suspensions
Minnesota Supreme Court reviews competing proposals to expand temporary attorney suspension rules during lawyer discipline investigations.
Legally Speaking: How communication failures turn disputes into lawsuits
A mediation expert explains how communication breakdowns, assumptions and unresolved conflicts often escalate into costly lawsuits.
Lawyers continue to grapple with AI ethical issues
Lawyers continue to navigate ethical issues around generative AI use, guided by existing ABA Model Rules and evolving state regulations.
Fewer lawyers disciplined in 2025, but complaints rose
The Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility reports fewer public lawyer discipline cases but a 23% rise in complaints in Minnesota for 2025.
Attorney, law firm sanctioned for AI mistakes in court filing
A New York appellate court sanctioned an attorney and his law firm $10,500 after an AI-assisted brief contained fake citations and legal errors.
Quandaries & Quagmires: Rules amended for pro bono lawyers, prosecutors
Minnesota Supreme Court updates legal ethics rules, allowing limited aid to indigent clients and expanding prosecutors' duties on exculpatory evidence.
How using AI can improve client communication
AI tools can help lawyers improve client communication, reduce malpractice risks, and increase efficiency while maintaining professional oversight.
Experts: Eschewing AI may create legal malpractice risk
Legal experts say lawyers could someday face malpractice claims for failing to use AI tools as legal ethics and standards evolve.
Quandaries & Quagmires: ‘Dear Ethics Lawyer’ — A Resource for Ethics Training
Stinson attorney Mark Hinderks discusses his “Dear Ethics Lawyer” blog, legal ethics training and ABA witness preparation guidance.
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