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Extract from Jennifer M Ramovs article, “Why Legal Software Selection Fails Before Implementation Begins.” Most of the time, the evaluation and decision rests with whoever controls the budget. Even if […]

Extract from Christine Charnosky’s article, “Law Firms Target AI Skills, First-Gen Connections in Summer Training Programs.” Law firms are expanding pre-career training for law students, offering programs that range from

Extract from Matt Bares’ article, “Law Firms Don’t Have an AI Problem. They Have a Deployment Problem.” Adoption is settled. What now separates the firms getting a return from the

Extract from Katia Rossi’s article, “EU AI Act’s Next Phase Puts Pressure on Big Tech—and Not Just in Europe.” The European Commission’s AI Office now has enforcement powers under the

Extract from Lisa Shuchman’s article, “Big Law May Be Training AI Better Than Its Associates.” From Australia to the U.S., firms are pouring money into AI while hiring fewer entry-level

Extract from Jon Campisi‘s article, “Escalating Costs of Doing Business, Buying Tech May Change Firms’ Cautious Tune on Debt.” Even as law firms say they’re investing more heavily in artificial

Extract from Melina Efstathiou’s article, “Half In Force.” There is a comfortable assumption circulating in legal and compliance circles right now and it goes something like this: The EU AI

Extract from Amanda Bronstad’s article, “Meta Confronts Addiction Allegations in New Trial Underway in Tennessee.” The trial, which accuses Meta of violating the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, is similar to

Extract from Benjamin Joyner’s article, “What Chinese Open-Weight AI Models Mean for Legal Tech.” Lower costs and customization are likely to lead to increased use by vendors, even as models

Extract from Brendan Pierson’s article, “Illinois’ Newly Tamed Biometric Privacy Law Still Has Teeth.” Companies in Illinois continue to face risk from the state’s strict biometric privacy law as plaintiffs