USE OF AI: At any time during the representation, the firm may choose to use software that implements artificial intelligence (“AI”). AI will be used as a tool to increase efficiency, foster faster turnaround, and improve cost-effectiveness. AI is not a substitute for the expertise and judgment of our attorneys and legal staff who will exercise professional judgment and ensure accuracy of AI-generated content. Any and all software used, including software powered by AI will comply with all applicable privacy standards including but not limited to HIPAA. The firm will double-check the AI’s research against primary sources and all documents are read by a lawyer before being filed or exchanged.
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