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Attorneys say Latrina Cothron v. White Castle Systems in the Illinois Supreme Court is the most significant and dangerous development in biometric legislation to date, making businesses vulnerable to bankruptcies and complicating existing BIPA settlements.
A lack of knowledge about FRE 502(d)—the easiest and most fool-proof of safety nets—has kept attorneys and judges from utilizing the valuable claw back provision. But Judges Andrew Peck and Paul Grimm warn that, with increasing digital evidence, such ignorance is tantamount to malpractice.
The swiftly changing technological landscape is poised to disrupt legal services and the business of law—but legal tech futurist and author of the Third Edition of "Tomorrow's Lawyers" Richard Susskind noted that there are skills attorneys can brush up on today to prepare for what's coming.
Not long after OpenAI rolled out its GPT-3 large language models, a handful of pioneers in the legal field dove headfirst to utilize the technology.
The cloud-based practice management provider AbacusNext, now CARET, will continue offering all its products, but will unveil an advanced subscription of Zola Suite, which will now be known as CARET Legal.
For Todd Corham, the chief information officer at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, such policies are unnecessary, in part, because "we really shouldn't have to write a policy on using good judgment."
Helm360 is using Open AI's ChatGPT-3 technology to power its flagship chatbot Termi. However, given the generative AI's inaccuracies, the chatbot isn't meant to be client-facing.
Google accused Indian regulators of copying the EU's language in an antitrust ruling—but observers say there's nothing suspect about regulators following in each other's footsteps.
From virtual court proceedings with pasta and wine to the necessity of a tech-competent chamber, the Judges Panel at the 10th Annual University of Florida E-Discovery Conference, discussed their views on how technology is changing court standards and processes.
There is far more the e-discovery industry could be doing to understand and address its diversity shortcomings, said New York Supreme Court Tanya R. Kennedy at the Annual University of Florida E-Discovery Conference.
AI-generated art is the wild west of copyright infringement, but Getty Images throwing its hat in the ring is likely to have significant legal ramifications for the budding technology.
The new solution builds on the original Legatics tool, but required a complete rewrite of the underlying software, with a focus on project management beyond deal closures.
Because Exterro and Zapproved were direct competitors, their integration plans, including any expected layoffs, took longer than average to iron out following the acquisition.
E-discovery firm Redgrave's partners Erica Zolner and Victoria Redgrave talk about what ChatGPT means for the legal market, its potential to help e-discovery processes and the impact of the current economy on their law firm.
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