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It's Here: The EU AI Act Has 'Entered Into Force.' Now What?
A number of EU AI Act provisions will come online over the next several years—with the first just months away. Yet even with a long ramp-up, experts warn that compliance will be a steep challenge for organizations—and give some little time to spare.
Judicial Watchdog Groups Throw Support Behind Universal E-Filing for New York State Courts
The New York courts that use e-filing utilize "a patchwork system of various e-filing systems," said the New York State Bar Association, which urges lawmakers to allocate funding for the creation and implementation of a universal system.
DecoverAI Raises $2M in Seed Funding, Seeking to Build 'Legal Brain'
DecoverAI, a Washington D.C.-based legal tech startup launched in 2024, looks to use AI to streamline legal processes and e-discovery workflows.
Investors Sue CrowdStrike in Class Action Suit
The lawsuit was filed by the Plymouth County Retirement Association, which is represented by New York-based Labaton Keller Sucharow.
Fried Frank Legal Tech Director Speaks on Biggest AI Risks, Opportunities and Future Use
"The less experience you have, the harder it will be to make generative AI work for you," Fried Frank's Conan Hines said.
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Legal-Ops Professionals Grapple With Power Struggles Among Legal Teams and AI Adoption
All 200 legal-operations professionals responding to a survey experienced tensions with their legal teams due to conflicting power dynamics and decision-making authority.
Settlers of Token: How to Draft Settlement Agreements When the Payment Is in Cryptocurrency
Entering into a settlement agreement where one party makes a payment denominated in cryptocurrency raises a host of questions that a careful lawyer must evaluate.
Federal Ruling 'Sets Precedent' for 'Trap and Trace' Software Class Actions in Calif.
"It's the first case effectively saying that software on a website can violate the Trap and Trace Law," said Robert Tauler, an attorney at Los Angeles firm Tauler Smith, who is representing the plaintiff.
Syntheia Launches 'Fund Curator' Tool, the First in A Series of Applications
The Australian contract analysis company's new tool follows its broader market offering of turning documents into a database of terms and basic provisions.
'Risk in AI': Law Firm Billing Will Need to Adapt
A new ABA ethics opinion touches on the ethics of billing for AI-supported work. The technology may force law firms to rely less on hourly billing.Trending Stories
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