Extract from Cristin Traylor’s article “When the Court Doesn’t Blink: Schulte v. LinkedIn on AI for Review” A new ruling out of the Northern District of California did not generate […]
Extract from Gina Jurva’s article “Beyond Point Solutions: Why Unified Ediscovery Platforms Matter More Than Features” For years, the London legal tech market has followed the same pattern. A legal
The Breakdown: The exponential growth of AI infrastructure is prompting top-tier law firms like Latham & Watkins and Kirkland & Ellis to build massive, multidisciplinary practices dedicated entirely to data
The Breakdown: The mainstream adoption of AI-enabled smart glasses is introducing a complex web of litigation risks for employers. Beyond navigating ADA accommodations—as seen in a recent lawsuit against Disney—companies
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The ACEDS News Summary The Realities of Firmwide AI: Moving From Implementation to Adoption The Breakdown: Now that AI’s place in the legal industry is well established, law firms are
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The Breakdown: Despite pouring money into generative AI, many legal departments are failing to see a return on investment because they skip the foundational legal operations work required to make
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The Breakdown: AI in the legal and compliance sector is evolving beyond simple workflow automation to become a catalyst for entirely new, proactive paradigms. By centralizing siloed data and empowering
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The Breakdown: A recent study reveals that federal civil filings by self-represented (pro se) litigants surged to nearly 17% in 2025, driven heavily by individuals using generative AI to draft
The Breakdown: As law firms shift from debating the merits of generative AI to deploying it enterprise-wide—as seen with Hanson Bridgett’s firmwide rollout of Anthropic’s Claude—a distinct gap has emerged
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The Breakdown: As affordable AI-enabled smart glasses gain mainstream traction, employers are facing a wave of novel legal challenges spanning disability accommodation, biometric privacy, and unauthorized workplace recordings. A recent
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