Guides for firms getting AI right
Plain-English explainers on the rules, the policy, and the questions your carrier is starting to ask. Written to be useful whether or not you ever use Candor. Not legal advice.
Guides
ABA Opinion 512, explained
The six duties the ABA's first AI ethics opinion covers, in plain English: competence, confidentiality, communication, candor, supervision, and fees.
Write your firm's AI policy
A section-by-section template you can adapt: approved tools, screening, verification, disclosure, billing, supervision, and record-keeping.
The carrier's AI questions
What malpractice carriers are asking about AI at renewal, and how to answer with a record instead of an assurance.
Two tools that go with these guides.
See the AI rules by state for the duties that apply to your firm, and the AI sanctions tracker for the real cases where the verification duty was tested. All free, no signup.