TRAIGA Readiness for Lawyers

Kassi Burns Law Practice Management, Practice Technology

The Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA) took effect January 1, 2026, setting compliance expectations for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). TRAIGA establishes a statewide framework to ensure AI systems are used ethically, transparently, and safely. It applies broadly to any individual or entity using AI in Texas.

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AI Platform Evaluation Checklist

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Practice Technology |Practice TechnologyAI Platform Evaluation ChecklistWritten byThe LPM DepartmentJune 1, 2025Share this PostDefine Goals and Use Cases Purpose: Identify specific tasks the AI will assist with, such as document review, contract analysis, legal research, or predictive analytics. Scope: Define the boundaries of the AI’s role to ensure alignment with the firm’s or department’s needs. Assess …

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Zoom Videoconferencing: Best Practices for Attorneys

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Law Practice Management|Practice TechnologyZoom Videoconferencing: Best Practices for AttorneysWritten byThe LPM DepartmentSeptember 25, 2020Share this Post×Download the PDF version of this guide Zoom has become the most ubiquitous video conferencing software in the professional world, and it is particularly widespread in the legal industry. Most lawyers are using Zoom to meet remotely with clients and …

Cloud Computing for Lawyers

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Practice Technology |Practice TechnologyCloud Computing for LawyersWritten byThe LPM DepartmentJune 22, 2020Share this PostWhat is cloud computing? Cloud computing is a term used to describe off-site storage or software as a service that utilizes Internet connectivity to access its benefits. In other words, instead of being stored on a local computer or server, data is stored …

Paperless Office for Lawyers

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Practice Technology |Practice TechnologyPaperless Office for LawyersWritten byThe LPM DepartmentJune 22, 2020Share this PostThe paperless office is getting more press now than ever, and lawyers should consider this as an option for practice management. There are several reasons to go paperless: It can save you money. You won’t need file cabinets, which saves you space. You …

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Encryption Basics for Lawyers

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Practice Technology |Practice TechnologyEncryption Basics for LawyersWritten byThe LPM DepartmentJune 22, 2020Share this Post×Print PDF version Of This HOW TO GUIDE. Introduction Electronic communications and “cloud” based computing continues to expand for lawyers. We are also using more tablets, smart phones, jump drives, and other portable devices in our practice. As such, a basic understanding of …

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Prepare a Needs Analysis for Technology

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Practice Technology |Practice TechnologyPrepare a Needs Analysis for TechnologyWritten byThe LPM DepartmentJune 22, 2020Share this PostIntroduction The world of office automation is constantly expanding. It would be senseless to think that anyone could make an effective decision regarding technology, without a carefully thought out analysis of need. Following is a list of questions to ask yourself …