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Fellow Attorneys,

Are you sometimes too busy to:

  • Check whether every word of your AI-generated document is accurate? 
  • Confirm whether or not your AI chatbot "hallucinated" a case or (more often) fabricated a holding from a case? 
  • Research a point of law and confirm with a human that the result is correct, or that a case is still good law? 
  • Improve the bare-bones, sloppy or anemic output of an AI model when you need a document you can actually file with the court?
  • Tailor discovery documents to the specific facts of your case?
  • Craft a persuasive, authoritative memorandum of law in support of a motion that could help win your client's case?
      • Research and write pre- or post-trial motions, such as a
        • Motion to Exclude Evidence,
        • Motions in limine,
        • Motion for a Suppression Hearing, or
        • Motion for a Directed Verdict?

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      The advent of AI and LLMs has brought especially fast-paced change to our profession, in particular to legal research and writing.  Solo practitioners and small firms in particular should run through this brief checklist:     

      1. Do you sometimes want a quick and accurate legal memo or brief?

      2. Have you started using AI in your practice, but need to confirm whether what your AI model (whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or even Westlaw and Lexis AI products) has generated actually reflects the law?  

      3. Do you put off responding to motions or other documents until the last minute?

      4. Would you sometimes just rather have someone else draft a brief, or cross-check AI slop?

      5. Do you find legal research and writing tedious, and wish you had time for other aspects of your practice that you enjoy more?

      6. Would you like to appeal a decision, but don't feel you have the time?

      You can save time & money for yourself and your clients by hiring a good research & writing attorney to handle an occasional or temporary overflow of work, including checking (and improving!) AI-generated work product.  

      And you can get back to the rest of your practice.

      I am an attorney whose practice is devoted solely to helping other attorneys in all U.S. jurisdictions who occasionally don't have the time (or the inclination) to research or write motions, responses, supporting memoranda of law, briefs, or other litigation documents, or who want to confirm whether AI-generated content is accurate (e.g., "Does that case actually say what the AI said it says?").

      I will also make court appearances in Kentucky to argue motions or responses that I have written, or to stand in for you at motion hour or pre-trial conferences.  I can also take & defend depositions when you don't have the time. I have prepared special pages for Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio attorneys. 

      There is no reason to procrastinate when faced with a deadline for filing a motion, response or brief. 

      Why hire me?  Click here for six good reasons.

       
             
             

            George Schuhmann, Attorney-at-Law -- 3107 Lowell Avenue, Louisville, KY  40205 -- (502) 439-3766. 

            Disclaimer: Nothing on this website should be construed as legal advice or as creating an attorney-client relationship.

            		  
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