Cassandre Coyer
Damien Riehl, VP of litigation workflow and analytics content at Fastcase, discusses how "data is the new oil" and how firms and lawyers can best refine it going into 2023 and beyond.
Dru Armstrong, CEO at AffiniPay, LawPay's parent company, told Legaltech News that LawPay Pro seeks to provide attorneys with a more catered, lightweight offering that is less intimidating than a full practice management solution.
While 2023 will likely keep compliance teams busy with several data privacy laws about to go into effect, new trends coming from courts are also likely to influence companies' compliance plans.
Almost a year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, members of the legal tech community recall meetings interrupted by sirens and blackouts. Still, despite significant business challenges posed by the war, some report optimism for where the industry is heading.
This year's program offerings include a paid internship with Complete Discovery Source. "From an e-discovery software perspective you really have to wield the proprietary technology people are using in this space in a way that is tactical and technical," said Jared Coseglia, founder and CEO of TRU Staffing Partners.
The Supreme Court's first ever consideration of Big Tech's Section 230 protections "does pose a risk to the Internet as we know it," said Ambika Kumar, co-chair of the Media Law Practice at Davis Wright Tremaine.
While companies running tracking technologies such as Meta Pixel on their sites have often relied on their privacy notices as defense in the past, such a strategy is starting to prove obsolete.
"You actually have no assurance at any point that you can trust it," warned David Carvalho, co-founder and CEO of Naoris Protocol.
Amid the waves of layoffs in Silicon Valley many Big Tech companies are still actively hiring AI talent. But that may not necessarily put the legal tech market at a disadvantage.
While some companies looking to cut costs have targeted legal ops positions, experts warn that such an approach could backfire in the future.
From negotiating scope to relying on analytics technology, a University of Florida E-Discovery Conference panel shared some of the best practices to analyze voluminous productions.
From cooperation to evidence-based positions on scope and search, a UF Law E-Discovery Conference panel shared some of the best practices to successfully preserve collaboration app data.
An update on the legal tech market's past few weeks, from product launches to new tech acquisitions.
In recent years, judges have allowed new, creative ways of serving subpoenas—whether it be over email, voice message or even social media.
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