As civil litigation has grown more complex, a problem that occurs with increasing frequency is the need to obtain discovery from a non-party that litigation counsel represents in unrelated matters.
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Citing GenAI, Part II
In March 2024 when I first wrote about citing GenAI, ChatGPT was just over a year old, and we had no real rules about how, or even if, we needed to use citations to address the use of GenAI in legal writing. But now, two different legal citation guides have released rules about citing GenAI outputs.
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In Conversation With The Way to Justice
A Q&A with The Way to Justice Co-Founder and Legal Director Camerina Zorrozua.
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Bar in Brief > After the July Bar Exam: What Happened and What We’re Doing About It
Now, after wrapping up the September makeup exam, a more foundational priority rises to the top, which is ensuring this type of failure does not happen again.
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Guest Column > Heroes of Justice
Melissa Haney shares her journey to the law and to her current position as Stevens County public defender.
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President’s Corner > Stewardship, Innovation, and Our Shared Calling
Francis Adewale’s last column as WSBA president covers topics including AI and technology, evolving license models, and lawyer well-being.
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