MG+M Partner Howard Goldberg was recently quoted in the Wisconsin Law Journal discussing how artificial intelligence is reshaping litigation practice and the professional responsibilities that accompany its use.

The article examines how litigators are incorporating AI into document review, legal research, drafting, and discovery while navigating evolving client expectations and ethical obligations.

Howard explains that while AI offers significant opportunities to improve efficiency, attorneys remain responsible for understanding the technology, evaluating its output, and ensuring its accuracy. He also emphasizes that adapting to AI is no different than adapting to e-discovery. Lawyers' professional responsibilities to their clients and the courts remain unchanged.

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