Ed Walters

Writing

Writing

Law reviews, book chapters, and essays — mostly on legal analytics, the ethics of automated legal work, and the argument that public law should be public.

  • Re-Regulating UPL in the Age of AI

  • Re-Regulating UPL in an Age of AI

    The case for rethinking unauthorized-practice rules written for a world without machines.

  • Self-employment for Autonomous Robots Using Smart Contracts

  • Fastcase and the Visual Understanding of Judicial Precedents

  • Inside the Black Box of Search Algorithms

    A behind-the-scenes look at the algorithms that rank results in Bloomberg Law, Fastcase, Lexis Advance, and Westlaw.

  • Who Owns the Law? Ending Private Copyright in Public Statutes

    A complete guide to how the Supreme Court would rule in Georgia v. Public.Resource.org.

  • Data-Driven Law: Data Analytics and the New Legal Services

    Edited volume on what happens to legal services when the profession starts measuring itself.

  • The Model Rules of Autonomous Conduct: Ethical Responsibilities of Lawyers and Artificial Intelligence

  • Artificial Intelligence: Practice, Not Promise, in Law Firms

  • Putting Artificial Intelligence to Work in Law Firms

  • Practical Magic: Law's Hands-on AI Revolution

  • Makers in the Library: The New Age of Hands-on Artificial Intelligence

  • The Decision Advantage: Making Small Data Work for Your Firm

  • Read/Write: Artificial Intelligence in Law Libraries

  • Using Small Data to Make Big Decisions

  • The Tyranny of Hunches: Using Analytics to Give Your Firm a Strategic Advantage

  • The Industrial (Legal) Revolution

  • URLs or UPL? Using Software to Close the Access to Justice Gap

  • Data is the New Oil: Refining Information from Data

  • Tear Down This (Pay)wall: The End of Private Copyright in Public Statutes

  • Not-So-Bright Lines

  • No Way Out: Eighth Amendment Protection for Do-or-Die Acts of the Homeless