Extract from J. Randall Boyer’s article “Corporate Fraud and Institutional Liability in the Age of Deepfakes” When discussing the litigation challenges deepfake technology poses, one typically thinks of difficulties protecting […]
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Extract from Rhys Dipshan’s article “Law Firm, Legal Tech, ALSP—In 2026, Will Such Delineations Matter?” Each week, the Law.com Barometer newsletter, powered by the ALM Global Newsroom and Legalweek brings
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Extract from Brian Lee’s article “‘A Litigation Frenzy’?: New York Lawmakers Hear From Stakeholders in Latest Bid to Regulate AI” An effort from New York lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence
Extract from Sean Fitzpatrick’s article “Rethinking Legal Department Efficiency: Strategies for Optimization and Cost Savings“ Today, corporate legal departments are operating in an environment of rising expectations and expanded responsibility,
Exract from Celia Stevenson’s article “The Growing List of What to Watch for in e-Discovery” As we anticipate a new year, it’s equally important to consider the landscape from which
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Extract from Joshua Gilliland’s article “California Proposed Law on Gen AI For Lawyers” Proposed California Law Bridges the Gap Between AI Innovation and Attorney Ethics It was only a matter
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Extract from Cellebrite’s article “Digital Forensics—Understanding the Nuances of Acquiring Computer Data” As little as 10 years ago, the overwhelming majority of digital crimes were committed via laptop or desktop computers.
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Extract from Justin Smith’s article “Ediscovery Costs in 2026” As the amount of discoverable data and electronically stored information (ESI) grows and the complexity of file types increases, the tools needed to meet
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Extract from Exterro’s article “An Accurate Data Catalog Is the Foundation of Data Risk Management” At Exterro, we often talk about data as the new oil—a primary driver of growth
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Extract from Laurie Usewicz’s article “Bridging Expertise and Trust: Introducing a Public Sector Competency” There’s no way around it: Federal and state agencies face unprecedented challenges and extraordinarily high expectations.