How Outsourcing Your Thinking is Quietly Ruining Your Mind

by Matthew Sullivan — The biological cost of convenience and how to reclaim your cognitive independence

ILLUMINATION·Jul 14

The Ethical Issues of Attorney Use of AI in the Practice of Law in New York State

Lawyers using AI face ethical challenges, including conflicting disclosure rules and the risk of errors. They must understand and verify AI outputs, protect client data, and routinely disclose AI use.

Law.com·Jun 18

Big Law Needs More AI Failures

I've been reading through Law.com's recent coverage on Big Law’s AI mishaps, working backwards from last month's Pinsent Masons revelation and Sullivan & Cromwell’s untimely embarrassment, in an ...

Law.com·Jun 7

Kirkland to invest $500m building own AI platform

The Global Legal Post·May 29

Pinsents self-refers to SRA over AI hallucination failings

Judge's criticism of Pinsents comes a month after Sullivan & Cromwell apologised for AI use in federal court motion ...

Legal Business·May 26

Sullivan & Cromwell

New York-headquartered Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) is recognised as a major player in complex patent litigation and IP disputes in the US. Clients of the firm are nearly evenly split between US and ...

World IP Review·May 12

'Information is becoming commoditised; judgement isn't': dealmakers debate impact of AI on cross-border M&A

Global dealmakers say technology is accelerating transactions, but trust and judgement remain at the heart of cross-border dealmaking ...

The Global Legal Post·Jul 14

Legora Plans to Double Headcount as Legal AI Market Consolidates Around Harvey, Kirkland & Ellis and Linklaters

Legora, Harvey, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Pinsent Masons, Sullivan & Cromwell: legal AI market consolidates as Legora targets 1,500 staff by year-end.

Lawyer Monthly·Jun 15

AI spurs US pro se lawsuit surge

Nicole Silverberg, who lives in Las Vegas, USA, decided to sue her landlord after being evicted from her rented home. However, due to a lack of litigation costs, she proposed a condition to her...

The Chosun Ilbo on MSN·Jun 4

Pinsent Masons AI Error Shows Why Courts Will Not Let Lawyers Outsource Legal Judgment

Pinsent Masons’ AI court error raises supervision, compliance and regulatory risks for law firms using generative AI in legal work.

Lawyer Monthly·May 27

Top Court Raps Pinsent Masons for 'Cavalier Attitude' to AI, Informs Regulator

The firm self-referred to the Solicitors Regulation Authority after submitting "misleading" information to the court that followed a conversation between one of the firm's lawyers and its AI tool.

Law.com·May 26

AI is flooding the courts with more cases, more filings, and more fake citations

Researchers say generative AI is making it dramatically easier for people to file lawsuits, even as legal professionals are getting caught submitting hallucinated cases. AI use is becoming pervasive...

Fast Company on MSN·May 11

Robust M&A Activity Expected Through Late 2026, Says Sullivan & Cromwell's Top Deal Lawyer

Briefs Finance·Jul 2

The Visibility Flywheel: Why the Best SEO Strategy in 2026 Isn’t SEO

by Chris Sullivan — Your SEO is working. Rankings are climbing. And your traffic is still falling.

DRIVCORE·Jun 9

Bad lawyering, or the tech’s fault? Why AI slip-ups are exposing top law firms

After recent unfortunate episodes for major law firms, partners and experts weigh in on the profession's uneasy adaptation to the AI era ...

Legal Business·Jun 2

BigLaw AI Blunder: Pinsent Masons Refers Itself to SRA After Court “Hallucinations”

In a case described as a "public admonishment" for the international firm, Pinsent Masons and three of its solicitors have been referred to the SRA following a ...

LawFuel·May 26

EY withdraws report over AI hallucination errors, fake data and citations

Accounting firm Ernst & Young (EY) has retracted a recent study after it was flagged for AI-generated hallucinations, including fake footnotes. The study on loyalty rewards programmes was published...

The Indian Express·May 17

Sullivan & Cromwell Joins the AI Hall of Shame — and the Irony Is Exquisite

LawFuel.com·Apr 26