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McDermott Adds Covington, Polsinelli Laterals to Build DC Bench
The laterals are anticipating some shifts in client needs as a result of the incoming Trump administration.From TAR to Generative AI: A Revolution in Document Review
A new contender has entered the scene: generative AI (GenAI). This groundbreaking technology is poised to redefine document review, addressing the gaps TAR struggles to fill.Legal Tech's Predictions for E-discovery in 2025
A look at what’s in store for the e-discovery industry in 2025, whether it be potential generative AI impacts or the data and hiring challenges many will have to contend with.Splits Among the Departments: What Might Be Ripe for the Court of Appeals
The authors write "This article will explore three such conflicts – the standard of proof for punitive damages, the statute of limitations for unjust enrichment claims, and the availability of expedited procedures under CPLR 3213 – and offer some tips to help preserve the possibility of such review."View more book results for the query "*"
Recent Developments Section 1782 Litigation and the Attorney-Client Privilege
The authors state that in this article, they "discuss recent Section 1782 litigation developments concerning the application of attorney-client and other privileges in this context."Biden's Lower Federal Court Bench Legacy
President Joe Biden's confirmees are very diverse in terms of experience, ideology, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation.Legal Finance at 15: Research Reveals What’s Fueling Growth and What’s Next
The author writes "Since its founding in October 2009, Burford has witnessed—and contributed to—significant changes in the business of law. Once niche, legal finance is now a critical tool for businesses and law firms across the globe, helping them make better financial and strategic decisions. To mark Burford’s 15th anniversary, we commissioned independent research to delve deeper into how legal finance is not only growing but also redefining the way businesses approach and manage risk."New Part 160 and Presumptive ADR
The author writes "The New York State Unified Court System has made a big push to encourage use of mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to resolve disputes without the need for costly and time-consuming litigation. Last December, a new Part 60 of the Rules of the Chief Judge was adopted authorizing the Chief Administrator of the courts to adopt rules for the referral of civil disputes in the trial courts to ADR."Trending Stories
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