Medicare claims, tax returns, PPP applications — the government already holds a closed, mostly clean dataset of every transaction it needs to find fraud. It doesn't need SARs or tips. It just needs to run the query.
More than 60% of federal judges use AI in their judicial work — and most chambers have no policy governing it
LLMs ace simple retrieval benchmarks but collapse on the tasks that matter in fraud investigations — finding semantically disguised evidence buried in millions of documents
Federal courts are working out how attorney-client privilege and work product apply to AI prompts. The doctrine hasn't changed — *Hickman*, *Upjohn*, and *Kovel* still control. Here's how each case applies the existing elements.
How a five-attorney litigation boutique can use Claude Enterprise, Gemini, and smart model routing to match BigLaw's AI firepower at a fraction of the cost
From chat windows to enterprise platforms — a framework for understanding where your firm sits on the AI adoption curve
Corporate legal departments are done paying law firms to relearn what they already taught them. AI-powered knowledge management is turning institutional memory into a weapon against duplicate billing.
A practical walkthrough of Claude Cowork across the litigation lifecycle — organized around Projects for matters and Skills for recurring tasks — plus the privilege question every firm needs to answer first.
Clients are rewriting outside counsel guidelines, cutting budgets, and insourcing AI-powered work. The data on what they expect — and where law firms are falling short.
Cleary Gottlieb acquired an AI company. A&O Shearman co-develops with Harvey and shares the revenue. Sullivan & Cromwell invested in a startup and lost it to an acquirer. Freshfields partnered with both Google and Anthropic while building its own tools. Four elite firms, four AI strategies, four very different results.
