Extract from David Horrigan’s article, “The 25th Anniversary of 9/11: A Legal Reporter (and Future Relativian) at the World Trade Center.” Editor’s Note: A version of this article first appeared […]
Extract from Ravi Tandon’s article, “How to Select the Best AI Model for Privilege Review and Keep Costs Low.” Nine models. A 68× cost spread. An 11-point F1 range. The
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Extract from Rachel Gonzalez’s article, “Announcing the Finalists for the 2026 Everlaw Summit Awards.” For the fifth year running, Everlaw Summit ’26 is bringing together the brightest minds and boldest innovators in
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Extract from Hanzo’s article, “Dynamic Website Archiving: Why Having a Replayable Viewer Is Critical for Compliance.” In an SEC or FINRA examination, an examiner can ask a firm to reproduce a specific
Extract from Sam Bock’s article, “How to Discover Where Legal AI Delivers Real Value for You.” AI is already delivering measurable value in legal work – but not everywhere, and
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Extract from Brian Lee’s article, “E-Filing Expands Into Family Courts in Additional North Country Counties.” The latest rollout—in Clinton, Essex, Hamilton and Washington counties—marks another step in the judiciary’s broader
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Extract from Chad Ergun’s article, “Nothing to Preserve, Nothing to Waive: The Case for Zero Data Retention in Law Firm AI.” Zero data retention, where prompts and outputs are processed
Extract from Trudy Knockless’s article, “AI Is Giving Legal Departments More Reasons to Keep Work In-House.” “The presumption that I always pressure test with them is sort of that first
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Extract from Matt Bares’ article, “Law Firms’ AI Opportunity Is in the Back Office..” In a business that sells time, faster doesn’t automatically show up as more revenue. Attorney-facing AI
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