Understand which California authorities govern AI use in law, what each one requires, and how their rules interact with federal guidelines.
Get clear timelines and deadlines for compliance, so you can prioritize implementation and avoid costly violations.
Learn practical governance strategies to safely integrate generative AI into your workflows while maintaining client confidentiality and ethical standards.
Your Complete AI Governance Playbook
Generative AI is reshaping how attorneys work, from legal research to document drafting. But California's evolving regulatory framework can be confusing. This comprehensive guide cuts through the complexity and gives you everything you need to know. You'll discover which authorities have jurisdiction over your firm, exactly what rules you need to follow, the specific provisions that matter most to your practice, and when each requirement takes effect. Whether you're just starting to explore AI or already using it in your practice, this resource ensures you're compliant, protected, and ready to leverage AI's benefits without the risk.
About This Guide
The guide sets out the four layers of authority that now govern a California attorney’s use of generative AI, and when each takes effect: 1. Statute: Senate Bill 574, in force January 1, 2027, and the new duties in Business and Professions Code section 6068.1. 2. Professional conduct: The State Bar’s 2026 Practical Guidance on confidentiality, fees, supervision and client communication. 3. The courts: Code of Civil Procedure section 128.7, federal standing orders in California, and rule 10.430. 4. The client: The FEHA automated-decision regulations, the CPPA’s ADMT requirements and SB 947. It covers California’s published AI sanctions decisions and the State Bar’s disciplinary record to date.
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