While some legal tech providers are releasing GPT-3.5 in specific use cases, and with disclaimers, others see it as too risky an endeavor, and are content instead to wait on the next generation of AI language models.

Professionalism issues were at the forefront of the American Bar Association’s 2023 (ABA) Midyear Meeting, which took place earlier this month in New Orleans. More than 30 resolutions were considered, covering a myriad of topics from condemning antisemitism to guidelines regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the legal profession. The post 4 Professionalism Takeaways from the ABA Midyear Meeting appeared first on 2Civility.

In a post-pandemic world, remote workers crave fun. Most firms are failing to deliver. The post The Business Of Fun appeared first on Above the Law.

From the missed opportunities department. The post The Missed Opportunities Of The Khan FTC Are Glaring appeared first on Above the Law.

Technology can help both developed and developing countries by providing better Access for Justice, increasing confidence in the administration of justice, and enshrining the rule of law for all.

Fastcase’s new book release, The Journal of Federal Agency Action is now available in the bookstore!     Published six times annually,The Journal of Federal Agency Action offers readers a wealth of information and

Seamless, integrated financial transactions are increasingly offering new options and opportunities that benefit both law firms and their clients.

Linklaters has phased out its global COO role following what it describes as a “considerable evaluation” of its business leadership structure. The restructure follows the departure of global COO and … Linklaters ends global COO role following departure of Matt Peers  Read More » The post Linklaters ends global COO role following departure of Matt Peers  appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

Charlie Munger is the first lawyer I knew who carefully studied “standard thinking errors.” He talked about them in his famous speech on The Psychology of Human Misjudgment. My last...

"The DRB was open about the absence of precedent for the specific federal crime of cyberstalking and searched nationally for a comparable case," said Roger Plawker of Pashman Stein Walder Hayden.