California SB 574 would establish specific responsibilities for attorneys who use generative AI, including protecting confidential information, independently verifying AI-generated material, personally checking citations, and disclosing AI use in documents submitted to a court. The bill would also prohibit attorneys from allowing AI to replace their own legal judgment. SB 574 has passed the California…
Welcome to Hot Take Thursday, our weekly series where we ask attorneys at Law Stein Anderson to weigh in on timely legal questions. This week’s question: “If a friend asked you, ‘Can I just use AI to write my will or trust?’ what would your answer be?” Attorneys Desiree, James, Monique, Allison, Erin, and Nate weighed in. With artificial intelligence…
Irvine, Calif. — Feb. 19, 2026 — Matthew G. Stein, Esq., partner at Law Stein Anderson, LLP, was recently quoted in Forbes in an article examining the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and its implications for knowledge-based industries, including the legal profession. The article, “SaaSpocalypse Now: Claude’s 11 Plugins Triggered A $285B Wipeout,” by Forbes contributor Michael Ashley explores…