Practical notes on evaluating and adopting AI, written for people who have to decide what to buy and what to skip.
AI rules for Kansas City lawyers: District of Kansas Standing Order 26-01, the Lexos sanctions, a Jackson County judge's order, and Missouri ethics guidance.
AI rules for Nebraska lawyers: the federal verification rule, Nebraska ethics guidance, and what the Nebraska Supreme Court said in Prososki v. Regan.
AI for law firms: what small firms can automate, what stays with the attorney, the ethics duties, and a sample AI policy outline.
Studies published between 2023 and 2026 put numbers behind where financial services back office hours go, and behind how much artificial intelligence has changed it.
A virtual CIO gives small businesses executive-level technology judgment, part time, without adding an executive to the payroll.
A practical checklist for evaluating AI tools before an independent insurance agency commits budget, data, and workflow to a vendor.