Writing — 003
Field notes from practice.
Essays on where law, software, and AI actually collide — written from inside a working firm. New pieces go out roughly monthly.
- №003 · July 29, 202612 min
AI protective orders are becoming court-ordered staffing restrictions
Restrictive AI orders can dictate a law firm's effective labor inputs. Courts should protect discovery with clear, reciprocal controls, not enterprise labels that kneecap smaller litigants.
ailegal techdiscoveryaccess to justice - №002 · June 4, 202610 min
Hermes is a workshop, not a scalpel
Why I keep using Hermes even though Claude is excellent: one agent across surfaces, model freedom, deeper memory, owned infrastructure, law-firm crons, and marketing automations that quietly do real work.
aiagentshermestools - №001 · April 20, 202618 min
Lawyers, AI agents, and the three things we keep getting wrong
On ethics, privilege, and the data-security bogeyman — a working attorney's case for putting real client data in front of a real AI model, and what to actually worry about when you do.
ailegal techethicsprivilegesecurity