Industry News
Joel Bush: Discoverability of Generative AI Prompts and Outputs: Best Practices for Litigation Holds
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: Courts are establishing that generative AI prompts, outputs, and interaction logs are fully discoverable and subject ...
Christopher Davies, Zviad Guruli, and Marissa M. Wenzel: Old Rules, New Tools: N.D. Cal. Applies Traditional TAR Principles to Generative AI Discovery
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: In a recent decision (Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp.), a federal court in California validated the use ...
Andrew Maloney: Elite Law Firms Build Scale in Data Center Practices, Riding ‘Unique and Unparalleled’ AI Boom
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: The exponential growth of AI infrastructure is prompting top-tier law firms like Latham & Watkins and ...
Charles Toutant: Headaches Ahead? AI Glasses-Boom Brings Litigation Risks for Employers
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: The mainstream adoption of AI-enabled smart glasses is introducing a complex web of litigation risks for ...
Laura Long and Brad Hise: What Law Firms Can Learn from AI Deployment
By ACEDS |
The ACEDS News Summary The Realities of Firmwide AI: Moving From Implementation to Adoption The Breakdown: Now that ...
Trudy Knockless: Legal Ops Wants a Seat at the Table—AI May Finally Pull Up the Chair
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: Despite pouring money into generative AI, many legal departments are failing to see a return on ...
Jon Kessler: AI’s Potential Maximum Effect: Compliance and Beyond
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: AI in the legal and compliance sector is evolving beyond simple workflow automation to become a ...
Judge Xavier Rodriguez: Who has “Possession, Custody, or Control” of the Employee’s Personal Mobile Device? Time for Amendments to the Federal Rules
By ACEDS |
Extract from Judge Xavier Rodriguez's article, "Who has "Possession, Custody, or Control" of the Employee's Personal Mobile Device? ...
Ella Sherman: Rising Pro Se Filings Push Federal Courts to Examine Case Management in the AI Era
By ACEDS |
The Breakdown: A recent study reveals that federal civil filings by self-represented (pro se) litigants surged to nearly ...