Extract from Krishnan Nair’s article “When Clients Learn to Love AI” History has shown how our trust in technology, whether wise or misplaced, has developed in a deeply complicated but […]
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Extract from Reveal’s article “From Costs to Gains: Measuring Legal Efficiency with AI eDiscovery” The right tools can help you understand AI eDiscovery value, ensuring your business is profiting where it
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Extract from David Pemberton’s article “Digital Spoliation of Evidence: Risks, Rules, and Prevention” The preservation of evidence is a foundational requirement in litigation, guaranteeing all parties equal access to the
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Extract from Chris Wade’s article “The Myths of Claude Mythos and the Future of Digital Forensics: Evolution, Not Revolution” Anthropic’s announcement of Claude Mythos has generated significant attention across the
Extract from Jae Um’s article “In the AI Era, Coherent Investment is the Cost of Entry” Out of the box, it is closer to a utility than a tool. Its
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Extract from Don Beshada’s article “Data Science is Quickly Shifting What’s Best and Practicable: What Litigators and Judges Interpreting Rule 23 Should Know” Under Rule 23 of the Federal Rules
Extract from Katie Pecho’s article “Scaling Smarter: An Energy Legal Team’s Progression to AI-Driven Work” Successfully implementing AI in legal shouldn’t be a leap of faith. It should be a
Extract from Grace Herman’s article “Reveal Backs Private Deployment with a 50% Investment Increase as Enterprises Seek Data Control” Enterprises in financial services, government, healthcare, and other regulated industries can
Extract from Chris Finley’s article “AI in Litigation: Use Cases, Advice, and Technology” For many law firms using AI in litigation is now routine. Litigation teams are using AI to
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Extract from Marianna Wharry’s article “UPL Claim Against ChatGPT Faces Hurdles, but Social Media Addiction Verdicts May Bolster Liability” A lawsuit filed against OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT engaged in the unauthorized