On January 23, 2026, a bipartisan group of 35 state Attorneys General issued a letter to xAI stating their concern “about artificial-intelligence produced deepfake nonconsensual intimate images (NCII) of real people, including, children, wherever it is made or found,” including xAI’s chatbot, Grok. This is in addition to the letter sent on January 13, 2026
LawNext: From Customer to Acquirer: Filevine’s Ryan Anderson and Pincites’ Sona Sulakian on Building AI Contract Intelligence
In this episode of LawNext, we talk with Ryan Anderson, co-founder and CEO of Filevine, and Sona Sulakian, former CEO and co-founder of Pincites, about Filevine’s acquisition of the AI-powered contract redlining company. The deal, which closed in December, marks Filevine’s second major AI acquisition of the year. Even more notably for this traditionally litigation-focused…
New Jersey’s Big Bet on Disparate Impact: What the AG’s New Rules Mean for Lenders and AI
In this special crossover episode of Regulatory Oversight and The Consumer Finance Podcast, Chris Willis is joined by colleagues Lori Sommerfield and Matthew Berns to discuss New Jersey’s sweeping new disparate impact regulations under the Law Against Discrimination. They break down one of the most comprehensive state-level disparate impact rules in the U.S., the contrasts with traditional federal standards, and implications for enforcement in financial services. The discussion dives into credit scores, underwriting models, AI and automated decision-making tools, and the difference between New Jersey’s approach and the Trump administration’s effort to scale back disparate impact at the federal level, offering practical takeaways for lenders and other covered entities navigating this shifting landscape.
Case Citation Hallucinations Lead to Different Sanctions for Each Lawyer: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Two attorneys jointly submitted filings that contained case citation hallucinations generated by AI. How they addressed the situation led to different sanctions for each.
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Robert Armstrong & Sandy Fisch: Why Most Law Firms Never Scale
In this episode, Steve Fretzin, Robert Armstrong, and Sandy Fisch discuss:
- Legal expertise without systems limits growth
- Focus outperforms expansion without infrastructure
- Value-based models outperform time-based billing in an AI-driven future
- Future-proof firms are systemized, collaborative, and diversified
Key Takeaways:
- Most firms are built by technicians who understand legal work but not business operations. Sustainable
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New Jersey’s Big Bet on Disparate Impact: What the AG’s New Rules Mean for Lenders and AI
In this special crossover episode of The Consumer Finance Podcast and Regulatory Oversight, Chris Willis is joined by colleagues Lori Sommerfield and Matthew Berns to discuss New Jersey’s sweeping new disparate impact regulations under the Law Against Discrimination. They break down one of the most comprehensive state-level disparate impact rules in the U.S., the contrasts with traditional federal standards, and implications for enforcement in financial services. The discussion dives into credit scores, underwriting models, AI and automated decision-making tools, and the difference between New Jersey’s approach and the Trump administration’s effort to scale back disparate impact at the federal level, offering practical takeaways for lenders and other covered entities navigating this shifting landscape.
AI For Legal Work: How to Evaluate What Actually Works
Cut through Legal AI hype. Learn how to evaluate AI for legal work using the 4 Cs framework to assess real-world performance and ROI.
Using AI in Legal Ops And Bunking Common AI Misconceptions Among Legal Teams
Legal teams struggle with AI adoption due to common myths. Learn what AI can and can’t do in contract management and how to use it safely.
California Data Broker Registration Deadline Arrives Jan. 31, Applying to More Businesses Than Ever
Data brokers who offered brokerage services in California in 2025 must register or re-register their status with the state’s data broker registry by Jan. 31, 2026.
In-scope companies that fail to do so may be liable for administrative fines or even reasonable expenses incurred by the CalPrivacy regulator in investigating and bringing an administrative action…
AI Video Tools Depict Lawyers and Judges As Women At Far Lower Rates than Real Life, New Study Finds
A new study examining bias in AI-generated video reveals that the leading AI video creation tools significantly underrepresent women in the legal profession, depicting female lawyers at rates far below their actual numbers in the workforce. AI videos also underrepresent lawyers of color, although by a lesser percentage. According to research published by Kapwing, which…