Privilege After Heppner
September 15, 2026Security
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Field notes on legal AI, security, and the architecture of trust.
Analysis on legal AI architecture, confidentiality, compliance, and the decisions behind systems firms can trust with privileged work.
What the AI Act Asks of a Firm
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What Small Models Can Actually Do
September 3, 2026LegalTech
Eighteen Questions Before Signing a Legal AI Contract
August 31, 2026Operations
Why On-Premise AI Is Not a Compromise
August 26, 2026Security
How to Read a Legal AI Platform
August 21, 2026LegalTech
The Structural Fault Line in Legal AI
August 18, 2026LegalTech
What an Audit Log Should Capture
August 13, 2026Product
SOC 2 Type II Is Necessary but Not Sufficient
August 8, 2026Security
The Case Against One-Model-Fits-All
August 4, 2026LegalTech
Workflow Automation vs. AI Assistance
July 30, 2026Product
What the Model Rules Require From Your AI Vendor
July 25, 2026Security
Data Egress: The Cost Nobody Puts in the Model
July 21, 2026Operations
Matter Isolation: The Boundary Most Platforms Cannot Cross
July 16, 2026LegalTech
Shadow AI: The Risk Already Inside Your Network
July 11, 2026Risk & Ops
The On-Premise vs. Cloud Decision for Legal AI
July 7, 2026LegalTech
What ABA Opinion 512 Requires From Your Infrastructure
July 2, 2026Security