CBA Record January-February 2026

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4 Editor’s Briefcase Embracing the New Year4
President’s Page AI 2035: Why the Legal Profession Must Embrace Artificial Intelligence Now6
CBA News8
Chicago Bar Foundation Report14
The Pulse16
Exhibit AI: Practical Tips for the Legal Profession18
Guardrails for AI in the Legal Profession: How Law Schools, Lawyers, and Courts Can Use It Responsibly20
Draft Faster, Not Looser: A Practical Guide to AI for Transactions22
Deepfakes, Dockets, and Due Process: Navigating AI in Domestic Violence Court26
AI and the Fourth and Fifth Amendments: Can Your AI Assistant Compromise Your Rights of Privacy and to Remain Silent?30
How Do We Solve a Problem Like Hallucination? A Proposed Technology-Neutral Rule34
THE YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION Unchecked AI38
THE YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION Meet the New Legal Crisis. It’s the Same as the Old One.40
THE YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION The Environmental Costs of Generative AI44
Practical Ethics Fake Cases, Real Consequences: What Noland v. Land of the Free Means for Generative AI Use46
Nota Bene Rethinking Law School Teaching: Generative AI and Legal Education48
LPMT Bits & Bytes A Quick Overview of the ARDC’s AI Guide50
Advertisers2
Levin & Perconti Attourneys At Law2
The Moses, Bertha & Albert H. Wolf Fund5
AI 2035: The Legal Profession and the Judiciary in the Age of Artificial Intelligence9
Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard Trial Lawyers11
Moon, Schwartz & Madden17
Cligfford Law Offices25
LawPay29
PEO4ME37
Landex Research Inc.39
Nielsen Career Consulting39
CBA Insurance Agency51
LexisNexis52

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