AI For Lawyers

What I Hate About Minnesota’s Nudification Statute

Why did Minnesota import a copyright-style authorship test into a strict-liability tort?

Aug 7 • Amy Swaner

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July 2026

‘Reports of My Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated’ — Prompt Engineering

Use Prompt Engineering and Context Engineering to Improve your Output

Jul 24 • Amy Swaner

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AI and Copyright, Part 2 — The Ross Intelligence Case

The first federal appellate argument on AI training and fair use, and how it sharpens the framework I laid out two years ago

Jul 15 • Amy Swaner

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June 2026

President Trump’s Most Recent AI Executive Order Is More Concerning Than His Last Two

When the Better-Drafted Order Is the Bigger Worry

Jun 19 • Amy Swaner

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The Cover-Up Is Worse Than the Hallucination

What Two Recent 2026 AI Sanctions Orders Teach Lawyers, and 7 Best Practices to Adopt Now

Jun 2 • Amy Swaner

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May 2026

What the Musk, Part II

The Remedies Phase Is the Precedent, and It's the Most Interesting Part of This Trial

May 19 • Amy Swaner

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9 Privacy Myths About Attorney-Client Confidentiality with AI Tools

Misinformation about AI and client confidentiality is rampant.

May 13 • Amy Swaner

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April 2026

Morgan v. V2X Decided a Discovery Dispute. Commentary Turned It Into Something Bigger.

On March 30, 2026, a federal magistrate judge in Colorado issued an order in an employment discrimination case most lawyers will never read.

Apr 30 • Amy Swaner

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What the Musk?

Musk v.

Apr 28 • Amy Swaner

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Five Takeaways from the First Two AI Privilege Decisions

What Heppner and Warner Mean for Lawyers Using AI

Apr 6 • Amy Swaner

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March 2026

Is It Safe to Put Confidential Information in AI Tools?

A Practical Guide for Lawyers, Judges, and AI Consultants

Mar 19 • Amy Swaner

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Do You Have Your Radio?

Why AI Non-Use Is Becoming the New Legal Malpractice

Mar 7 • Amy Swaner

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