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Disclaimer

Last updated September 30, 2026

Docketlight is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

Docketlight provides technology consulting, implementation and training to law firms. No one at Docketlight is a lawyer, and nothing on this website or in our services is legal advice, an ethics opinion, or a substitute for the judgment of a licensed attorney.

Your attorneys make the calls

AI use policies, checklists, procedures and draft consent language we provide are operational templates. Your firm’s attorneys are responsible for reviewing, adapting and adopting them, and for deciding how the Rules of Professional Conduct, court rules such as 22 NYCRR Part 161, and other legal requirements apply to your practice.

No attorney-client relationship

Using this website, emailing us, or working with us does not create an attorney-client relationship with anyone. We work for law firms, not for their clients, and we don’t advise members of the public on legal matters.

General information only

Content on this site, including summaries of court rules, ethics opinions and industry statistics, is general information current as of the date it was written. Rules and guidance change; please check the original sources linked on the page. We don’t guarantee any particular outcome, and describing a setup as “compliant by design” means it is designed around published rules and guidance, not that it guarantees compliance.

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Questions

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