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Final Quiz: AI for Legal Professionals

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10-question quiz covering AI tools for legal, research workflows, drafting, document review, discovery, security, confidentiality, and hallucination risks.
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1. What is the most critical risk when using AI for legal research?
AI tools are too expensive for small firms AI may hallucinate case citations that don't exist AI tools are too slow compared to manual research AI cannot access any legal databases
2. Which AI tool is specifically designed for legal research with verified citations?
ChatGPT free version Casetext (CoCounsel) Google Gemini Microsoft Copilot free tier
3. What is the recommended workflow when AI provides case citations?
Use them directly if they sound correct Verify each citation in an authoritative legal database before use Only verify citations from federal cases Trust citations if the AI provides a year and court
4. When drafting contracts with AI, what percentage of the first draft should a qualified attorney review?
Only the boilerplate clauses (10-20%) About 50% 70-80% — AI handles the rest 100% — the entire contract must be reviewed
5. What is the recommended approach for protecting client confidentiality when using AI?
Use free consumer AI tools for convenience Anonymize client information and use enterprise tools with data protection agreements Only use AI for non-client matters Input full client documents since AI is secure
6. Which document review task can AI perform with 90%+ time savings?
Filing documents with the court Comparing document versions and highlighting differences Negotiating with opposing counsel Making strategic legal decisions
7. What is TAR (Technology Assisted Review) used for in discovery?
Filing court documents automatically Predictive coding that learns from human decisions to prioritize relevant documents Generating attorney biographies Calculating billable hours
8. Entering privileged client information into a consumer AI tool may result in:
Faster research results A waiver of attorney-client privilege Better AI accuracy Automatic citation verification
9. Which case became a cautionary tale for AI hallucination in legal filings?
Brown v. Board of Education Mata v. Avianca, Inc. Miranda v. Arizona Roe v. Wade
10. What should every legal firm have before using AI with client matters?
A social media policy An AI use policy covering approved tools, data classification, and consent requirements A new billing system A website redesign