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Forget wading through endless legal docs. SpotDraft's AI is poised to become your contract co-pilot, illuminating hidden clauses and streamlining every step of the agreement lifecycle.
Law firm Osborne Clarke isn't just advising on AI regulation; it's building it. Its new independent entity, Justima, aims to streamline the often-crippling task of regulatory monitoring for businesses.
The short-form video craze isn't accidental. Clouted just snagged $7 million to automate the process, using AI to find what makes clips go viral and then pushing them to the right audiences.
Everyone expected AI to automate tasks. They were right, but that's like saying the internet just improved email.
Another law firm is out there looking for patent attorneys. Bayes PLLC, a DC-area outfit, claims they offer more than just billable hours.
The traditional law firm is dissolving. Antti Innanen's Lavern project is a bold, open-source declaration that the future of legal practice is agentic, collaborative, and accessible.
Legal AI is getting scarily good at sounding right. But what happens when perfect terminology masks a fundamentally incorrect legal answer? Dive deep into this insidious pitfall.
We were told AI would be the silver bullet for healthcare's woes, boosting efficiency and accuracy. But is the reality matching the breathless predictions, or are we walking into a minefield?
The legal world braced for AI disruption. What actually happened?
The hype around legal AI is deafening, but a new survey throws cold water on the party, revealing that most in-house legal departments are barely scratching the surface of what's possible.
June’s AI-driven case management platform is stepping into the high-volume legal arena, promising end-to-end automation from first contact to final resolution. The question remains: can it deliver beyond the demo reel?
Forget the crystal ball; AI is already reshaping Biglaw's bankruptcy game. We're diving into the firms that are not just surviving, but thriving.