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Your AI Practice Risk Score

Twelve questions, one at a time, about 4 minutes. Your score out of 100 across seven areas appears on screen right away, with no sign-up. Higher is better: 100 means strong safeguards. Your answers stay in your browser unless you ask for the full report by email.

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1 of 12Has anyone at your firm completed training on ABA Formal Opinion 512 or your state’s guidance on generative AI?
2 of 12Do you tell clients when generative AI is used on their matter, and how it affects your fees?
3 of 12Before client information goes into an AI tool, do you check whether the vendor keeps it or trains on it?
4 of 12Are free or personal consumer AI accounts used for client work?
5 of 12Is every AI-assisted citation and quotation checked against the original source before it is filed or sent?
6 of 12Do you know the AI disclosure or certification rules of every court you file in?
7 of 12Does your firm have a written AI use policy that staff have acknowledged?
8 of 12Do you know which AI tools your lawyers, staff and contractors use?
9 of 12Before adopting an AI tool, do you review its terms on data retention, security and confidentiality?
10 of 12Is multi-factor sign-in turned on for email and every AI tool?
11 of 12Do you have a plan for what to do if client data is exposed through an AI tool?
12 of 12How is AI changing the way you deliver and price legal work?
About your firm (optional, not scored)How many attorneys are in your firm?

Which AI tools does your firm use? Tick any.

This score is general education about practice management. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It does not decide whether you comply with any rule; check your own jurisdiction’s rules and guidance.

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What the Full Report Looks Like

Illustration: a made-up two-lawyer firm, not a real result
VerificationNeeds attention
SupervisionNeeds attention
Vendor riskPartly in place
ConfidentialityPartly in place
EthicsPartly in place
CybersecurityIn place
Competitive readinessIn place

Next steps, highest priority first

  1. Verification. Require a recorded source check for every AI-assisted citation and quotation, and keep a list of the AI rules of the courts you file in.
  2. Supervision. Adopt a written AI use policy, have every lawyer and staff member acknowledge it, and keep an approved-tools list.
  3. Vendor risk. Send a short written questionnaire to every AI vendor before signing, covering retention, training, security and breach notice.

Your own report covers all seven areas, in your own order. The steps are general education, not legal advice.

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