The library
The 124 lawsThe AI laws and rules for professional work, indexed, each with its source.
Standing ordersThe judges' standing orders on AI, in the orders' own language, with last-read dates.
Sanctions recordVerified sanction matters, penalties and patterns, including the cases that cut the other way.
Court rulesThe court rules that reach AI use in filings.
AI rules by countryThe rules for AI in professional work, country by country.
When the evidence is AIDated records of AI-made evidential material.
Pick the problemStart from your problem and get routed to the law and the proof.
The Drift DeskThe week in AI, read through the record.
The guides
- What is an AI standing order? The definition, the four kinds, and how to answer one.
- Sanctioned (or flagged) for AI citations: the first 72 hours.
- Who is asking: Rule 11, the court orders, and the sanctions.
- AI and attorney-client privilege: the split every litigator should know.
- Warner v. Gilbarco: the protective side of the AI privilege split.
- FRE 902(13) and 902(14): the page written for your lawyer.
- When the law changes: does a record sealed today still hold tomorrow?
- Authorship marks compared: what each one can actually prove.
- A detector guesses. A certification proves. AI detectors vs. the record.
- Why now.