Who is responsible when AI makes a legal mistake?

Many law firms are starting to use AI tools to analyze evidence and draft documents. This practice is growing quickly, but it makes many people nervous.

Clients worry that their lawyers are letting computers do the thinking for them. If an AI misses a key piece of information or gets the facts wrong, the legal consequences for a person could be huge.

We need to decide who is accountable for these digital errors. Until there are clear rules, relying on machines for serious legal work remains a risky bet.