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While some companies looking to cut costs have targeted legal ops positions, experts warn that such an approach could backfire in the future.

The report by DataBreaches.net says that the attackers used the CLOP ransomware to gain access to the bar’s files. The post Ransomware Group Claims It Attacked New York City Bar appeared first on Above the Law.

Attorneys need to be aware of the full gamut of uses for generative AI in their legal practices, which is readily overlooked in the pell-mell reflexive rush to use this hottest AI for rather narrow or pinpoint applications.

The advanced AI recommends certain firms as well as lawyers from the likes of Wachtell, Sullivan & Cromwell and Gibson Dunn, but its knowledge is questionable, and it seems to have a thing against Kirkland.

Paul Martin explores the shift to hybrid working and how managed print services (MPS) providers can support this, as law firms look to make collaboration between the office and home … Guest post: Hybrid working and the evolution of print Read More » The post Guest post: Hybrid working and the evolution of print appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

Dude, ask your robot about the right to remain silent. The post Robot Lawyer CEO Discovers Too Late That He Should Have Let The Chatbot Handle His Interviews appeared first on Above the Law.

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.

"As a more educated society on how invasive data tracking of our internet browsing can be, you're seeing more and more cases related to internet privacy," said Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise partner Brandon Wise.

Cognitive psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky created a test of people’s tendency to get trapped by the conjunction fallacy. Here’s how the puzzle is presented. Linda is 31 years...