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Morning Docket: 03.19.26

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Colorado plans to protect AI companies from unauthorized practice of law claims, potentially fostering AI development in legal tech; firms and clients are not communicating effectively about AI usage, highlighting a significant gap that content creators must address to integrate AI tools successfully.

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