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    Top Artificial Intelligence Lawyers 2024

    Jul. 24, 2024

    Cyber/AI

    The annual list of California attorneys specializing in working with emerging artificial intelligence technologies

    In This Issue:

    Natasha Allen

    Foley & Lardner LLP

    Shiva Aminian

    Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

    Gina Durham

    DLA Piper

    Cassandra Gaedt-Sheckter

    Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP

    Andrew Gass

    Latham & Watkins

    Bobby Ghajar

    Cooley LLP

    Joseph C. Gratz

    Morrison & Foerster LLP

    Jordan R. Jaffe

    Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

    Justin H. Haan

    Morrison & Foerster LLP

    Jason Y. Kelly

    Annaguey McCann

    Miriam Kim

    Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP

    Sharon Klein

    Blank Rome LLP

    Natasha G. Kohne

    Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

    Tiffany Lee

    Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

    Bobby Malhotra

    Winston & Strawn LLP

    Paven Malhotra

    Keker, Van Nest & Peters LLP

    Warrington Parker

    Crowell & Moring LLP

    Brandon Reilly

    Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

    Susan Rohol

    Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

    David Sanker

    SankerIP

    Joseph R. Saveri

    Joseph Saveri Law Firm

    Joshua Irwin Schiller

    Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP

    Lindsay L. Tonsager

    Covington & Burling LLP

    Michelle Ybarra

    Keker, Van Nest & Peters LLP

    Cadio Zirpoli

    Joseph Saveri Law Firm

    Law Practice, Technology

    The GenAI revolution: Law firms will never be the same

    Generative AI is and will continue to impact the legal profession and how law firms work. The billable hour may still be in place, but firms that leverage the right technology, select the right team, manage the project application, and deliver the best service will win. By Brendan Gutierrez McDonnell and Katherine L. Staba

    Law Practice, Technology

    Maintaining control: Top Strategies for law firms using AI

    Artificial intelligence is gaining traction in law firms to streamline tasks and boost efficiency, potentially revolutionizing legal practice. This technology enables firms to manage a higher volume of cases without compromising quality. By Danny Abir

    Criminal, Technology

    Navigating the complex terrain of AI litigation and regulation

    Artificial intelligence (AI) scams are proliferating, with fraudsters using AI to trick people into sending money that they will likely never see again. The California Senate has passed a bill that requires safety standards for large AI models and protects whistleblowers who report noncompliance with the Act. By Joseph W. Cotchett Jr. and Gia Jung

    Technology, Torts/Personal Injury

    Unleashing the power of artificial intelligence in wrongful death and personal injury litigation

    AI can speed up the legal process, but it may also fail to capture all necessary information, generate inaccurate data, or oversimplify complex concepts. Therefore, lawyers need to use AI software that includes citations to the underlying records and verify the accuracy of the information. By Robert D. Jarchi

    Technology

    I heard your confession, but was it really you?

    The Federal Rules of Evidence is falling behind in the race to stop voice clones and deep fakes in the courtroom. By Anita Taff-Rice and Susan J. Rose

    Technology

    The Colorado AI Act ushers in European-style AI legislation across the pond

    Colorado has become the first U.S. state to enact comprehensive artificial intelligence (AI) legislation, which applies to all "developers" and "deployers" of "high-risk AI systems" that do business in Colorado. Other states may do the same. By Sharon R. Klein, Alex C. Nisenbaum, and Karen H. Shin

    Technology

    Managing Gen AI risk: A brief primer

    Organizations can streamline Generative AI (Gen AI) risk management by identifying intended use cases, mapping and prioritizing risks, implementing mitigations, monitoring for changes, and measuring and adjusting mitigation efficacy over time. By Stephanie Sharron

    Technology

    Trade Secret Law and AI: Navigating emerging risks and legal implications

    Artificial intelligence (AI) could be a double-edged sword for trade secret protection, offering enhanced monitoring and employee training but also potentially impacting the standard for protection and the effectiveness of certain remedies in cases of misappropriation. By Miriam Kim, Vincent Y. Ling and Nathaniel F. Sussman

    Alternative Dispute Resolution, Technology

    Evolving AI and arbitration legal practices

    The JAMS Artificial Intelligence Dispute Resolution Rules (AI Rules) are a crucial update of arbitration processes for modern technology. These rules streamline the resolution process and reduce the time and cost associated with resolving disputes. By Daniel B. Garrie and Ryan Abbott

    Technology

    California's Bolstering Online Transparency Act targets bot disclosures in elections and transactions

    California passed the Bolstering Online Transparency Act (Senate Bill 1001), which became effective July 1, 2019, and requires clear and conspicuous disclosures of bots. By Tracy Rubin, Vince Sampson and Patrick Van Eecke

    State Bar & Bar Associations, Technology

    Generative AI in legal practice: State Bar's ethical guidance

    The State Bar has issued guidance on the responsible use of generative AI in the practice of law, emphasizing that a lawyer's ethical obligations apply to the use of generative AI in the same way as any other technology. The State Bar is also exploring how generative AI can improve access to justice and expand access to legal services. By Leah Wilson and Erika Doherty
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