caio.legal briefings https://caio.legal/briefings Sourced guidance on artificial intelligence leadership, governance, risk, and adoption for law firms. en-US Fri, 14 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT caio.legal A court filing can attack your AI workflow https://caio.legal/notes/prompt-injection-court-filings-law-firms https://caio.legal/notes/prompt-injection-court-filings-law-firms A Connecticut prompt-injection sanctions decision exposes risks in law-firm document intake, AI review, vendor controls, and human oversight. Ken Erwin Fri, 14 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology A legal document contains a concealed instruction that travels into an AI review system while the visible page appears ordinary. What your client tells AI may not be privileged https://caio.legal/notes/ai-in-court-2026-rules-privilege-pro-se https://caio.legal/notes/ai-in-court-2026-rules-privilege-pro-se A July 2026 briefing on United States v. Heppner, AI citation sanctions, new court rules, and practical safeguards for lawyers and pro se litigants. Ken Erwin Mon, 20 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology A client message moves through a consumer AI system before reaching counsel, with the privilege boundary visibly interrupted. Your firm’s best AI workflow may already exist—and no one else knows about it https://caio.legal/notes/your-best-ai-work-is-probably-hidden https://caio.legal/notes/your-best-ai-work-is-probably-hidden Discover hidden AI workflows inside your law firm, evaluate their risks, and turn individual experimentation into governed, reusable institutional capability. Ken Erwin Fri, 17 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology An isolated AI workflow expands into a connected network representing reusable capability across a law firm. Your AI policy is not an adoption strategy https://caio.legal/notes/ai-policy-is-not-an-adoption-strategy https://caio.legal/notes/ai-policy-is-not-an-adoption-strategy An AI policy sets boundaries, but law firm adoption requires workflow design, ownership, testing, training, and a practical path from permission to practice. Ken Erwin Fri, 17 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology A policy boundary sits apart from a practical sequence of workflow, testing, training, and adoption. The billable hour is not the first thing AI changes https://caio.legal/notes/billable-hour-is-not-the-first-change https://caio.legal/notes/billable-hour-is-not-the-first-change Before AI changes the billable hour, it exposes how legal work gets done. Learn why process visibility and client value should come before pricing redesign. Ken Erwin Fri, 17 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology A legal-work process flows toward a clock, showing that AI changes how work is performed before it changes pricing. What a fractional AI leader should own in a law firm https://caio.legal/notes/what-a-fractional-ai-leader-owns https://caio.legal/notes/what-a-fractional-ai-leader-owns A fractional AI leader should own strategy, governance, vendor decisions, pilots, adoption, and the transition to permanent internal capability in a law firm. Ken Erwin Fri, 17 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT Artificial intelligence Legal technology One accountable leadership point connects strategy, governance, vendors, pilots, adoption, and internal capability.