September 25, 2025 - The Code, The Court, and the Crisis.

Welcome to 'AI Lawyer Talking Tech,' the podcast that explores the future of law in the machine age. Today, we unpack a professional landscape defined by rapid acceleration and profound risk. The legal world is currently experiencing a foundational shift, driven by artificial intelligence that simultaneously promises exponential efficiency and introduces critical new liabilities. We examine the dynamic efforts by courts and policymakers to establish boundaries for AI-generated content and copyright, even as legal tech leaders introduce innovative solutions that streamline complex documentation workflows with over 99% accuracy. However, this new reality brings inherent danger: sophisticated cyber espionage groups are targeting U.S. legal firms for high-value national security intelligence using backdoors like BRICKSTORM, while pervasive data breaches compromise sensitive personal information across the healthcare and academic sectors. From law schools mandating AI fluency to state initiatives testing legal practice reforms using new technology like chatbots, the industry is actively balancing the promise of augmented intelligence against the threat of "AI slop," where rigor and verification remain paramount to ensure documents are enforceable. Join us as we dissect these crucial developments shaping compliance, commerce, and the core definition of legal value today.Copyright and AI: Controlling Rights and Managing Risks; Morgan Lewis, September 23, 20252025-09-24 | Ethics, Info, Tech: Contested Voices, Values, SpacesEdelson Lechtzin Investigates Data Breach for Albany Gastro Clients2025-09-24 | InvestorsHangout.comWashington becomes latest state to test legal practice reforms2025-09-24 | ReutersInnovative Integration Revolutionizes Legal Documentation Workflow2025-09-24 | InvestorsHangout.comChinese Hackers Steal Data from U.S. Legal, Tech Firms for More Than a Year2025-09-24 | Security BoulevardSmartAdvocate's Consistent Excellence Shines at Awards Ceremony2025-09-24 | InvestorsHangout.comValparaiso University Faces Data Breach Investigation2025-09-24 | InvestorsHangout.comUnderstanding the Implications of the Sturgis Hospital Data Breach2025-09-24 | InvestorsHangout.comAccelerate Sales With CLM Implementation2025-09-24 | Epiq SystemsTop Law Schools In Nevada: Acceptance Rates, Rankings, & Academics2025-09-24 | Lexinter Law DirectoryLaw School In Wyoming: University Of Wyoming Law School2025-09-24 | Lexinter Law DirectoryAmy Ross Highlights Importance of AI Fluency for New Attorneys in Reuters2025-09-24 | Ropes & GrayAI-Written Contracts: What to Do When a Client Brings You One2025-09-24 | Wisconsin Lawyer MagazineLegal Department Operations Index 2025: LDO teams join GCs’ quest for value2025-09-24 | Thomson ReutersMichelle Kallen Talks Data Center Regulation on Bloomberg Law's "On The Merits" Podcast2025-09-24 | SteptoeUNC5221 Uses BRICKSTORM Backdoor to Infiltrate U.S. Legal and Technology Sectors2025-09-24 | The Hacker NewsMCN Law September round-up | ‘Can ChatGPT win my case?’2025-09-24 | Motor Cycle NewsWhitepaper open for comment: The Unfinished Digital Estate: Culture, Law, and Technology After Death2025-09-24 | OpenID FoundationGuest Column: As AI Helps Close the Justice Gap, Will It Save the Legal Profession or Replace It?2025-09-24 | LawSitesTop 50 Legal Employers Hiring Now: Where the Opportunities Are in 20252025-09-24 | JDJournal[Video] 5 Key Takeaways | The Law of the Machine (Learning): Solving Complex AI Challenges2025-09-24 | JD SupraCities Need a New Model for Incentivizing Responsible AI2025-09-24 | TechPolicy.press5 Key Takeaways | Faulty Intelligence Responding to an AI Incident2025-09-24 | JD SupraThe Living Playbook: How AI Will Truly Transform Legal Work2025-09-24 | Legaltech on MediumThe Case for Multilingual AI in Global Legal Operations2025-09-24 | Legaltech on MediumIf Lawyers Don’t Trust AI, They Won’t Use It2025-09-24 | Artificial Lawyer