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"Legal innovation means continual forward motion, knocking down the status quo, and delivering technology that helps legal professionals do their very best work," says Michelle Spencer, Lead Product Marketing Manager at NetDocuments.

The rise of collaboration tools like Slack and MS Teams has brought about new challenges for legal departments. While these platforms have become the new water cooler in remote workplaces, they pose unique information governance and ediscovery challenges. This is due to the informal and casual nature of chats on these platforms, which includes the use of emojis, memes, and GIFs, making it difficult to preserve, collect, or produce these messages for legal matters and investigations. Additionally, the complexity of collaboration data, which spans across multiple channels, adds to the difficulty. Furthermore, the sheer volume of data generated on these platforms has increased exponentially since the pandemic, making it challenging for legal departments to review the messages effectively.

That's why we've created this four-part blog series to discuss challenges with Slack and MS Teams before and during litigation and how technology can help, as well as best practices.

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What is the one thing that you always see fall down in every corporate cyber fiasco? That is a topic addressed head on in this fascinating podcast with Rois Ni … Podcast: Corporate cyber fiascos – Why you always need defensibility when it comes to relying on technology Read More » The post Podcast: Corporate cyber fiascos – Why you always need defensibility when it comes to relying on technology appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

Judge Chhabria's order sends a message that big companies need to be more mindful of the line between zealous advocacy and inappropriate conduct in pursuing their litigation strategies, and that delay tactics and frivolous arguments intended solely to frustrate the course of litigation are unacceptable, says the Special Master in the case.

Despite the expertise at cloud providers and firms, breaches can often stem from a lack of defined roles and a lack of oversight.

In an interview with Legaltech news, Vaikkunth Mugunthan, CEO and co-founder of DynamoFL, discusses how the future of training large language models may not have to involve huge amounts of data collected from all over the world.

While Thomson Reuters sold a majority stake in its Elite products suite, alongside ending or closing other products and services solutions over the past few years, it's actively investing in a legal tech direction it believes will yield the most impact for its customers.

The Trump Trials Former President Donald Trump has been charged with 34 felony counts in the New York County Supreme Court, marking the first time a former president of the United States has faced criminal charges. The charges have been…
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