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Artificial Intelligence: Major Cyber Threats for Law Firms in 2024
Because trust is crucial in a lawyer-client relationship, it is of the utmost importance that law firms maintain the highest standards in data security.
Nebraska's New Data Privacy Law Doesn't Tread New Ground, With One Exception
Nebraska became the fourth state this year, and the sixteenth overall to pass a data privacy statute. Besides one key difference, the law follows familiar language.
Five Questions to Ask If You Are Considering a Private Large Language Model for Your Law Firm
While intuitively building an LLM seems appealing, it may not be as attractive or cost-effective an option as you might think.
With Noncompetes Out, Businesses May Swivel to 'Garden Leave,' Other Ways to Protect IP
"Nonsolicitation agreements will be that much more important, that much more of a prevalent part of how private entities regulate ... or manage the market for employment and employment mobility," said John Siegal, a Baker & Hostetler partner.
Increasing Law Firm Security With Workplace Management Technology
With the advent of remote work, hybrid schedules, visiting attorneys, hot desking and more, law firms must ensure that these new modes of working are even more secure.
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America Invents Act (AIA) Handbook: A Guide to the Patent Law Reform of 2011, The, 2015 Edition
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Challenges to Noncompete Ban Already Hitting Courts, Setting Up Showdown Over FTC's Powers
"If you take this to its natural extension, the FTC is invalidating hundreds and hundreds of years of a common law, of statutes being implemented on this topic," Jason Tremblay, a partner with Saul Ewing, said.
LexisNexis Announces Gen AI-Powered Corporate Research Capabilities Nexis+AI
Nexis+AI is for now in commercial preview with a group of corporations with plans for a general release later this year.
AI and the Constitution: How Technology Challenges Legal Protections
The Fourth and Sixth Amendments present contexts where the legal profession will continue to grapple with the blurred line between human and machine. These amendments, respectively, protect the rights of individuals against unreasonable searches and seizures and ensure that individuals have the right to confront witnesses that testify against them.
How to Manage Outside Counsel Spend—With the Help of Legal Technology
Here are three strategies legal teams can adopt to operate much more independently and optimally, and become far less reliant on outside counsel.
JAMS Releases New Rules for AI Disputes
The rules cover a range of issues, including the protection of proprietary training data and AI models, as well as the knowledge needed to arbitrate disputes concerning AI software.Trending Stories
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