25:03
In this Field Note episode, Ron Drescher shares a candid story about relying on hallucinated legal citations in a client memo — and explains why “just verify it” is not enough. He offers a more practical framework for lawyers who want to use AI safely, effectively, and without compromising their work product.
37:05
A conversation with Professor Nancy Rapaport on legal ethics, AI risk, and what lawyers are getting wrong about AI adoption.
29:22
Using a simple framework to get better results from ChatGPT, Copilot ane other AI Tools
36:37
Conversation about how AI is already built into the tools lawyers use every day —
from email and Zoom to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.
43:33
In this episode, Ron and Heather step back from the “latest tool” conversation and ask a more useful question:
Where do AI tools fit inside a law firm’s systems?
36:02
A practical, non-hype discussion of ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for lawyers—how they’re similar, where they differ, and how to use them responsibly in real legal workflows.
7:44
In this episode, Ron Drescher discusses the overwhelming influx of AI tools available for lawyers and emphasizes the importance of integrating these tools into existing systems rather than getting lost in the multitude of options.
24:56
Welcome to the inaugural episode of AI Tools for Practicing Lawyers.
In this first episode, we explain what artificial intelligence actually means for lawyers today — separating practical tools from hype, speculation, and fear.
