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AI Strategy for Law Firms

Your firm has an AI strategy.
The question is whether you chose it.

Courts are issuing AI disclosure rules. Bar associations are publishing guidance. Know what to ask your vendors — and what their answers actually mean — before someone else defines the standard of care for you.

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AI is already in your stack.
Already embedded in research, drafting, and discovery tools your firm uses or will use. Not a trend to wait out.
The rules are still forming.
ABA Opinion 512 is current guidance, not the final word. State bars are diverging. Court disclosure rules vary and change without warning.
Waiting defaults to vendors' choices.
Firms that defer governance inherit their vendors' retention and access decisions. Those may not survive judicial scrutiny.
Two parts of the game
Offense
Use what you know about AI as a sword, not just a tool.
  • Challenge AI-generated evidence in discovery
  • Press on hallucinations in opposing work product
  • Technical vocabulary for depositions involving AI
  • Know where vendors' retention claims fall apart
  • Billing ethics when AI compresses timelines
  • Disclosure workflows before courts mandate them
Defense
Your ethical obligations don't pause while vendors figure out their policies.
  • AI partners whose architecture actually preserves privilege
  • Which matters and data categories stay off AI entirely
  • Vendor retention postures — promises vs. guarantees
  • Governance that satisfies existing ethical obligations
  • Ready for the next ABA opinion, not just the last one

The firms setting the standard of care are already playing both sides.

Engagements — AI-IQ Assessment
  • Do your attorneys know the limitations of AI?
  • Do you have an AI governance policy — or an assumption?
  • Have you vetted your AI vendors and accept their risks?
  • Can your practice groups articulate their AI risk exposure?
  • When the next ABA opinion drops, will you be ready or reacting?
About
Charles Miller · Principal, inCamera

UVA McIntire (Finance & IT). 15+ years in regulated IT and Zero Trust architecture. Architect of Zero Data Retention systems for legal AI. Published on privilege risk, vendor due diligence, ZDR agreements, and AI reliability — incamera.ai/ai-in-law. Engaged with Louisiana legislators on AI governance.