Note: This story originally ran in Legal Week, the London-based sister publication to Legaltech News, under the headline “How Machines Could Help Build Legal Panels.”
As technology continues to gain traction in the legal market, law firms and in-house departments are investing increasing amounts of their money and trust in the intelligence of machines. And there is an emerging technological development that may have significance for legal panel selections.
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