Post-Course Comprehension Assessment

A score of 70% is required to certify completion of the 2.5 CLE credit hours. Every attempt is recorded. Retakes are permitted; the answer key is shown only after you pass.

The average attorney's billable day is frequently measured at 2.9 hours. What does that figure actually represent?

Revenue loss in a litigation practice can be split into an upstream root cause and a downstream symptom. What is the upstream root cause?

In the courtroom, the decisive problem is described as one of retrieval rather than research. What is the distinction?

Which of the following is one of the three questions recommended for evaluating a litigation AI provider?

Oregon issued a formal AI ethics opinion in February 2025, and a federal court still sanctioned attorneys for AI-fabricated citations later that year. What is the lesson?

Nevada's state bar formed an AI advisory group in 2024 that has issued no opinion, guideline, or rule. Which of the following actually happened there?

In Couvrette v. Wisnovsky, the fabricated citations were produced by out-of-jurisdiction counsel. What happened to the local counsel who filed the document?

Why do otherwise careful attorneys submit AI-fabricated citations without verifying them?

Under California's proposed COPRAC framework, which method of reviewing AI-generated output is compliant?

Q10

California's May 2026 Practical Guidance update extended the framework to autonomous "agentic" AI. What is its core principle?

Q11

Texas is described as a compliance "patchwork." What makes it one?

Q12

Post-Course Comprehension Assessment

The average attorney's billable day is frequently measured at 2.9 hours. What does that figure actually represent?

Revenue loss in a litigation practice can be split into an upstream root cause and a downstream symptom. What is the upstream root cause?

In the courtroom, the decisive problem is described as one of retrieval rather than research. What is the distinction?

Which of the following is one of the three questions recommended for evaluating a litigation AI provider?

Oregon issued a formal AI ethics opinion in February 2025, and a federal court still sanctioned attorneys for AI-fabricated citations later that year. What is the lesson?

Nevada's state bar formed an AI advisory group in 2024 that has issued no opinion, guideline, or rule. Which of the following actually happened there?

In Couvrette v. Wisnovsky, the fabricated citations were produced by out-of-jurisdiction counsel. What happened to the local counsel who filed the document?

Why do otherwise careful attorneys submit AI-fabricated citations without verifying them?

Under California's proposed COPRAC framework, which method of reviewing AI-generated output is compliant?

California's May 2026 Practical Guidance update extended the framework to autonomous "agentic" AI. What is its core principle?

Texas is described as a compliance "patchwork." What makes it one?

When a privileged document is processed by a cloud AI tool, why is "it is encrypted" an inadequate answer to the privilege concern?