By Rhys Dipshan | Victoria Hudgins | Frank Ready | July 15, 2020
Despite some assessment tools' sophistication, none can operate without some level of manual data collection, interpretation and input. How states ensure that is done accurately by court and correctional officials, however, often depends on a tool's complexity and the jurisdiction's preferences.
By Rhys Dipshan | July 15, 2020
Implemented in different jurisdictions, the same risk assessment tool can yield vastly different results. While a part of that is by design, some of it also comes down to a jurisdiction's preferences and tolerance for error.
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By Antonio U. Allen | July 14, 2020
Before making an adverse employment decision, employers should consider all of the factual circumstances to avoid legal jeopardy.
By Rhys Dipshan | Victoria Hudgins | Frank Ready | July 14, 2020
While some states would never consider a risk assessment tool created by third party, others say developing their own proprietary instruments is unnecessary and, given the resources required, unrealistic. Researchers are split on if state, vendor distinction even matters.
By Hannah Roberts | July 13, 2020
Some partners fear that artificial intelligence is a double-edged sword: the rise of automation could lead to more mistakes by junior lawyers in the future.
By Rhys Dipshan | Victoria Hudgins | Frank Ready | July 13, 2020
In every state, assessment tools help courts decide certain cases or correctional officers determine the supervision and programming an offender receives. But the tools each state uses varies widely, and how they're put into practice varies even more.
By Frank Ready | July 10, 2020
Corporate legal departments want law firms to step up their game with technology, but outside counsel may not have enough incentive to change or even a concrete idea of how they can improve their tech posture moving forward.
By Victoria Hudgins | July 8, 2020
On the surface, more law firms offering advanced data analysis and consulting services are invading the alternative legal service provider (ALSP) market. However, firms are powering these endeavors with ALSPs' technology and resources.
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | July 7, 2020
Health and safety concerns related to the coronavirus require firms to have more flexibility in how their space can be used.
By Frank Ready | July 7, 2020
Some contract management companies have made headway into e-discovery during the pandemic, but the deadline-driven nature and institutional knowledge required to excel in e-discovery could prevent more from entering the space.
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