By Sulaiman Abdur-Rahman | November 26, 2024
The Justice Department demanded Google's internal communications in the search engine case in the and delivered closing arguments in the company's advertising tech trial in Virginia.
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By Maria Dinzeo | August 29, 2024
"A year ago, AI was really in a misunderstood state. Executives were trying to understand how to deploy it," DataGrail CEO Daniel Barber said. "Now it's about, how do we use it responsibly? And it starts with trust."
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By Patrick Smith | May 29, 2024
While it likely won't influence any of his political supporters, a guilty verdict would open many a can of worms on what comes next.
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By Colleen Murphy | May 16, 2024
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By Emily Cousins | September 15, 2022
On the first day of the trial, Judge Barbara Bellis sanctioned the defendants for not producing the Google Analytics that the plaintiffs requested.
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By Zach Warren | July 22, 2022
After three days in Denver, LTN editor-in-chief Zach Warren gives his thoughts about why law librarians are so focused on data, the legal innovation coming out of academia, and the good and the bad of the AALL Exhibit Hall.
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By Zach Warren | July 20, 2022
While remote and hybrid work can provide increased flexibility, it can also cause workers to be disconnected from opportunities, increase burnout and more. Here's how an AALL panel suggested to approach the problem, to make sure remote caregivers and other employees aren't left behind.
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By Zach Warren | July 18, 2022
Technology has been lauded as a way to provide underserved populations with increased access to the legal system. But as speakers at the AALL Conference reveal, access-to-justice tech is only worthwhile if it incorporates how users will use it.
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By Zach Warren | July 18, 2022
Implementing APIs to connect internal and external data sources can be a technical task. But as Big Law information specialists at the AALL conference tell it, implementing them right requires collaboration and knowledge, a perfect spot for a law librarian.
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By Rhys Dipshan | Zach Warren | August 24, 2021
Tuesday at ILTACON 2021 brought more panels, meetings and chance meetings. Which makes things around here seem... almost normal? Rhys Dipshan and Zach Warren give their thoughts on exhaustion, walking the halls, and more.
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