Managing partner viewFL legal AI risk dashboard
Source-backed observed patterns. Corpus checked Jul 27, 2026; latest tracked decision Jul 24, 2026. This dashboard does not estimate the prevalence of AI use or usage-adjusted incident rates.
Matched records62
Any source link62/62
High editorial impact9
Positive amount recorded6/62
Role-aware readoutObserved filing-risk patterns require a verification gate, not a blanket AI ban.
Prioritize citation existence, quotation accuracy, proposition support, responsible-reviewer signoff, and a matter-level exception record.
Editorial impact mix
Impact is an editorial consequence classification, not a probability or prediction.
Recorded matter attributes
misrepresented authority28
Tags include posture, participants, failure patterns, and outcomes. They overlap, so one matter may contribute to several bars.
Recorded matters over time
Counts reflect the current corpus snapshot and may rise for earlier years as research coverage expands.
Source-link tier
Publisher document archive56
Secondary or other linked source4
Docket or legal-document mirror2
A linked source improves traceability; it does not mean every field has been independently verified.
Explicit tool mentions
Westlaw's AI tools, GPT4.5 Deep Research (Pro)1
Mentions are not usage-adjusted failure rates and do not establish comparative product safety.
Recorded practice signals
Practice labels describe recorded matter context, not market-level exposure.
Priority source-linked matters
In re Thomas Grant NeusomM.D. FloridaMay 8, 2025career endingO’Brien v. Flick and ChamberlainS.D. FloridaJan 10, 2025career endingInnocent v. Meraki Installers, LLCCA Florida (4d)May 27, 2026highRussell v. MellsCA FloridaDec 10, 2025highThe Doc App, Inc. d/b/a My Florida Green v. Leafwell, Inc. (1)M.D. FloridaNov 26, 2025highAlexey Dubinin v. Varsenik PapazianS.D. FloridaNov 21, 2025highClerk of the Ct. v. RangelFlorida CAAug 29, 2025highMultiphone Latin America v. Millicom International CellularS.D. FloridaAug 28, 2025high