Extract from Trudy Knockless’ article “In-House Teams That Figure Out Tech Able to Cast Themselves as Sales-Enablers” As legal departments take on more responsibilities than ever before, many are trimming […]
Extract from Marcie Shunk’s article “The Human Factor: Why AI Adoption Requires a People-First Approach” AI is often framed as the future of legal work—but its transformative potential depends on
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Extract from Jon Campisi’s article “As Law Firm AI Use Grows, Firms Look to Mitigate Risk With Added Insurance” Law firms are eyeing up new and emerging risks, including ones
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Extract from Melissa Paulk’s article “Compliance in Chaos: How Companies Can Achieve Privacy Compliance in a Complex and Uncertain Regulatory Landscape” State legislation continues to evolve at a rapid pace.
Extract from Linda Thompson’s article “Denmark Tackles Deepfakes With Unique Strategy, Treating Personal Identities as Copyrighted Creations” Denmark aims to make EU history by using copyright law—not privacy rules—to crack
Extract from Rhys Dipshan’s article “Law Firms, Legal Tech Providers Embrace Agentic AI At Record Pace” Each week, the Law.com Barometer newsletter, powered by the ALM Global Newsroom and Legalweek
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Extract from Joe Stephen’s article “Why Aren’t More State Bar Associations Regulating AI?” The legal world’s embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) exploded last year. Firms that cautiously experimented in 2023
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Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article ” Why Cases Like This Demand Rule 37 Reform – Enough with Wrist Slaps for Intentional Spoliation” Introduction Welcome to our Case of the Week
Extract from Trudy Knockless’s article “In-House Teams Giving Short Shrift to AI Safeguards as They Race to Adopt Technology” Corporate legal departments are spending more time and money than ever
Extract from Cedra Mayfeild’s article “A.I. and Evidence: Courts Say Hands-On Programs Coming Soon” The Judicial Council of Georgia Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence has outlined next steps toward implementing generative
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