08 Dec 2023

Generative AI in Litigation: 5 Key Considerations Before Using Generative AI

This infographic checklist provides an overview of five key considerations attorneys should keep in mind before using generative artificial intelligence (AI) apps, like ChatGPT, in their next litigation and, more broadly, in their legal practice.

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For additional resources on generative AI, see

> GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) RESOURCE KIT

For more on AI in litigation, see

> EVALUATING THE LEGAL ETHICS OF A ChatGPT-AUTHORED MOTION, LITIGATORS SHOULD APPROACH AI TOOLS WITH CAUTION, AND WHY LEGAL DEPTS. SHOULD EMBRACE AI’S WORK POTENTIAL

For additional Civil Litigation resources generally, see

> CIVIL LITIGATION FUNDAMENTALS RESOURCE KIT (FEDERAL)

Practice Notes

> PREDICTIVE CODING FUNDAMENTALS (FEDERAL)

> E-DISCOVERY BEST PRACTICES (FEDERAL)

> METADATA IN E-DISCOVERY (FEDERAL)

> PREDICTIVE CODING FUNDAMENTALS (FEDERAL)

> TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED REVIEW: OVERVIEW (FEDERAL)

> TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED REVIEW LEARNING METHODS VISUAL CHECKLIST (FEDERAL)

Checklists

> LITIGATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCE STATE LAW SURVEY

> ESI PRODUCTION FORMATS CHART (FEDERAL)

> EMAIL THREADING IN E-DISCOVERY CHECKLIST (FEDERAL)

> E-DISCOVERY SEARCH TERMS CHECKLIST (FEDERAL)

> E-DISCOVERY VENDOR CHECKLIST (FEDERAL)

> E-DISCOVERY: WHAT IS METADATA AND WHERE CAN YOU FIND IT? INFOGRAPHIC CHECKLIST