Extract from Joe Patrice’s article “DOJ Tells Court AI Training Is Fair Use, Forgets To Mention It’s Negotiating A Stake In OpenAI“ The Justice Department filed a statement of interest in the […]
Extract from Jeremy Barker’s article “From ‘Associate’ To ‘Doppelganger’: The Evolution Of The Legal AI Persona” If there’s one overarching takeaway from ILTACON 2026, it’s that legal tech has hit the
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Extract from Stephen Embry’s article “AI And The End Of The Law Firm: We May Wind Up Being Wrong?” One thing I learned as a trial lawyer, sometimes the hard
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Extract from Cheryl Miller’s article “Use AI? New Rules, and Maybe a Law, Are on the Horizon for California Lawyers” As courts continue to grapple with the ethical issues and
Extract from Hanzo’s article “The Hidden Risks of Failing To Preserve Dynamic Web Content in Litigation” Failing to maintain dynamic web content preservation, from social media and interactive apps to database-driven
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Recognition highlights company, product, and individual achievements LONDON, UK – 2 September 2026 – Opus 2, a leading legal technology provider, has been shortlisted for the Legal Geek Leaders in Tech Law
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Extract from Casey Sullivan’s article “Everlaw and Microsoft Copilot Announce New MCP Integration (Available Now)” Legal work has always required attorneys to move between two worlds: the evidence that establishes
Extract from Katie Simon’s article “Reimagining Review: Inside Review Center’s Latest Evolution” Review teams are being asked to do more with every matter. Document and data volumes keep growing, teams
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Extract from Reveal’s article “Why Nearly Half of eDiscovery Matters Now Need Private Deployment” It’s Thursday afternoon, and after a quiet week a big matter lands on your desk. The
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Extract from Kahlil Epps, Duane Pozza, Ania Trichet, and David Weslow’s article “Is This Real? Navigating AI Impersonation Under New and Existing Laws” Is this AI-generated, or is it real?