Free Guide · Florida Law Firms

AI rules for Florida law firms, in plain English

Your lawyers and staff already use AI. This five-page guide shows where the rules you practice under land, and how your firm measures up.

  • Florida Bar Ethics Opinion 24-1 and ABA Formal Opinion 512, explained in plain words
  • A 10-question self-score with what your number means
  • Eight questions to ask any AI vendor before client work goes in
  • A first-30-days plan to close the biggest gaps

Aday Interactive, Inc. is not a law firm, and Brandon Aday is not a lawyer. The guide is general information, not legal advice.

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AI rules guide, questions answered

What is in the guide?

Five pages: Florida Bar Ethics Opinion 24-1, ABA Formal Opinion 512, technology competence and what courts expect, in plain English; a 10-question self-score; eight questions to ask any AI vendor; what an AI use policy should cover; and a first-30-days plan.

Is this legal advice?

No. Aday Interactive, Inc. is a technology firm, not a law firm, and Brandon Aday is not a lawyer. The guide summarizes published opinions in plain words. Read the full text and talk to your ethics counsel or The Florida Bar Ethics Hotline before you act.

Does it include a policy template?

It lists what a policy should cover. The template itself, in a law firm edition with a written review of your draft, is the $500 AI Use Policy Kit.

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