Essays, articles, and research on legal AI implementation, legal education, benchmarking, and practical deployment.
Diffuse AI · May 12, 2026
Published in Diffuse AI, this piece examines why legal AI adoption still runs into structural limits inside real practice despite the profession looking tailor-made for automation.
SSRN · July 14, 2026
An empirical study of how frontier AI models perform when predicting U.S. Supreme Court outcomes, with attention to accuracy, consistency, and the limits of model-generated legal reasoning.
National Law Journal · March 17, 2026
Explores how law schools can adapt curricula, pedagogy, and institutional strategy to prepare students for an AI-transformed legal profession.
ABA Law Practice Magazine · March/April 2026
ABA Law Practice Magazine article on how always-on AI and wearable interfaces can reshape legal workflows, client intake, and professional responsibility boundaries.
3 Geeks and a Law Blog · February 18, 2026
A practical guide to creating legal AI skills/plugins and why execution quality now matters more than feature checklists.
UNT Dallas Law Review On The Cusp / SSRN · August 22, 2025
Examines why current LLMs do not reliably replicate human juror reasoning and where controlled jury simulation may still be useful.
SSRN · Forthcoming
Forthcoming 2026 essay on SSRN. A full summary and the publication link will be posted here when the piece goes live.
The Sedona Conference Journal · Forthcoming
Co-authored with Hayley Stillwell, this article is forthcoming in volume 27 of The Sedona Conference Journal (2026).
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