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SBM Negligence Law Section E-Journal, Fall 2026

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Artificial Intelligence in Litigation

Litigator ​Dora Brantley's article, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Artificial Intelligence in Litigation was featured in the Fall edition of the State Bar of Michigan's Negligence Law Section's E-Journal.

"Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the practice of litigation. Generative AI (GAI) can summarize thousands of pages of discovery, analyze deposition transcripts, draft motions, identify inconsistencies in testimony, create chronologies, suggest lines of cross-examination, and perform legal research in a fraction of the time traditionally required."

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