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AI in Employment Law: Balancing Innovation, Bias, and Legal Compliance
The stakes have raised for employers attempting to navigate the complex intersection of AI and employment law.
Innovations in Pro Bono Winner, Law Firm: Reed Smith
"Unlike any other program for refugees, we provide protection from the point of flight to the point of self-reliance," said Jayne Fleming, Pro Bono Counsel and Human Rights Team leader, Reed Smith.
Innovations in Diversity and Inclusion Winner, Law Firm: Baker McKenzie
"Innovation is relevant to all of our clients—not just the most innovative or tech-savvy," said JeanMarie Campbell, Head of Client Development, North America CMO Baker, McKenzie.
The AI Revolution Is Here. Who Will Be the Winners and Losers in Legal Services?
"If they figure out how to incorporate this technology into their comp model, then they'll be the winners," said Stephanie Corey, co-founder of the legal ops consulting firm UpLevel Ops, on the rise of AI and how it will disrupt the way law firms do business.
Da Vinci Partners Sues Kili Technology, Claiming Gen AI Tool 'davinci' Infringes Trademark
Swiss patent law firm Da Vinci Partners sued Kili Technology for trademark infringement and unfair competition over the naming of its generative AI-powered patent drafting tool davinci, arguing the lines between "goods" and "services" have blurred. This case was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.
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IAPP Day 2: State Regulators Discuss Their Data Privacy Enforcement Strategies
During the second day of the IAPP's Global Privacy Summit, enforcers of state data privacy laws offered insights on the data collection practices on their offices' radar—and what's ahead for enforcement actions in Colorado, California, Oregon and Connecticut.
6th Circuit Judge Worries Court AI Disclosure Rules Could Deter Use of the Tech
"[S]houldn't the output stand on its own—whether it was drafted by a robot, a first year associate, or an experienced partner?" said John Nalbandian.
Manhattan Jury Finds Terraform, Do Kwon Liable in Crypto Civil Fraud Trial
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff of the Southern District of New York said he intends to rule on penalties no later than the first week of May, after receiving briefs from the defendants and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
IAPP Day 2: Connected Cars, Algorithmic Disgorgement and More on Regulators' Minds
Data privacy regulations are constantly evolving along with the technologies businesses are using. But federal and local regulators are increasingly eyeing specific violations, data and actions more than others.
'It Was the Next Graduation': How an In-House Lawyer Became a Serial Entrepreneur
"You get a lot of good training at the law firm but it's still not enough. It's necessary but not sufficient. The sufficient part is to see things from the business side—to tie your work in-house to exactly the product and services that the company is providing, because that will color how you deliver legal services," Adam Nguyen said.Trending Stories
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