Most inventors have no practical way of judging whether the patent application they receive is truly well drafted. In fact, many attorneys struggle with this is well. The principles that guide my approach flow from the guidance of experienced mentors and years of working with sophisticated patent clients. This article explores these principles.

An increasingly common experience among consumers is the feeling of disappointment that washes over them when they realize the content they are consuming is clearly AI-generated. People care deeply about authenticity. The most effective way to use artificial intelligence is to ensure that any work product created with it exudes a specific human voice and perspective.

Most people hire an attorney during one of the most important moments of their lives or business. In those moments, legal knowledge is only part of the equation. Equally important are professionalism, judgment, honesty, and trust. In an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, character may become an attorney's greatest competitive advantage.

Traditionally, law firms bill for their services under an hourly billing model. This is based on the simple premise that “time is money.” However, clients come to attorneys looking for outcomes, not output. Is there a better way?

Artificial intelligence has rapidly become one of the most discussed developments in the legal industry. A practical way to think about artificial intelligence is to view it as what it fundamentally is: a tool. When put in the right hands, it can lead to substantial gains in efficiency in quality.

Artificial intelligence has become one of the most discussed technologies in the modern business and legal landscape. There are those who refuse to adopt, citing various reasons. Others make outlandish claims that are not consistent with reality. Both perspectives represent a kind of bias. We aim to set aside both fear-based resistance and marketing-driven hype to leverage the technology for maximum benefit.