AI Tool Evaluation
Review of legal and general AI tools for retention posture, model training terms, DPA availability, confidentiality implications, and operational fit for smaller firms.
JDAI Consultants helps law firms evaluate AI tools, build governance frameworks, and create policies that are practical, usable, and professionally defensible.
Licensed Florida attorney. Founder of JDAI Consultants. Author of Responsible AI for the Small Law Firm. Advising solo and small firm attorneys on AI governance, tool evaluation, and professional responsibility.
Practical AI guidance across the full adoption lifecycle - from the first tool evaluation to firm-wide governance and training.
Review of legal and general AI tools for retention posture, model training terms, DPA availability, confidentiality implications, and operational fit for smaller firms.
Practical help with acceptable-use standards, input restrictions, output review requirements, supervision expectations, and internal documentation.
Advice on where AI actually belongs in the workflow, where it should be limited, and how to structure adoption without creating avoidable exposure.
Operational training on responsible use, escalation, review discipline, and the difference between impressive output and trustworthy output.
Governance. Risk. Implementation. Thirteen chapters, twelve appendices, and the practice-area application that turns ABA Formal Opinion 512 and state bar guidance into a working framework a small firm can actually implement.
By David Zissman, J.D., M.B.A. · Published by JDAI Consultants, LLC. Available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
Governance frameworks, ethics obligations, and practice-ready guidance for law firms.
Will Chen's open-source Mike OSS scores anywhere from Prohibited to Conditionally Authorized depending on how a firm deploys it. The four-factor framework on a deployment-dependent tool.
Nebraska indefinitely suspended attorney Greg Lake for AI hallucinations and concealment. Days later, Sullivan & Cromwell apologized for the same pattern. Eight questions every small firm needs to answer.
S&C had the policy, the training, and the verification standard. All three failed on the same filing. The five-layer workflow that closes the matter-level gap.
Morgan v. V2X is the most comprehensive AI-in-litigation ruling to date. The protective order language reads like a governance checklist every law firm should already have.