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Kevin O'Keefe
DECEMBER 6, 2023
Talking to teammates today in preparation for my webinar on blogging with AI on Thursday, I discovered something pretty cool. Link to the webinar , by the way, I can find a case I am familar with on Casetext, chose one in which I was sued for defamation by an insurance company I was suing on behalf of a client, while I was practicing.
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Centerbase
NOVEMBER 29, 2022
Because of this, it has fallen to the courts to determine how the ADA applies to websites. The courts have looked to Title III of the ADA, which requires that every owner, lessor, or operator of a “place of public accommodation” provide equal access to users who meet the ADA’s standards for disability. Visual and audio content.
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
APRIL 7, 2023
And how have courts done something about it. And they’ve had think, typically twice a year webinars where they show off kind of where they’re headed. Roger Skalbeck 49:16 What’s interesting hearing you describe the process, Kris, there’s a class action lawsuit that’s been filed in I believe the Northern District of California.
Lawmatics
OCTOBER 17, 2023
It lists availability 24/7, fighting for maximum compensation, tireless advocacy in and out of court, free consultations and compassionate support as reasons to choose him. Elizabeth Davis of the New York Housing Court. Offering free resources or consultations encourages action.
Clio
NOVEMBER 15, 2023
Legal firms employing AI for tasks like data analysis, prediction modeling, or even client interaction will need to be particularly attentive to ensuring their AI does not inadvertently perpetuate biases or discrimination, opening them up to potential lawsuits or legal challenges. We can’t wait to introduce you to Clio Duo.
Legal Tech Monitor
APRIL 7, 2023
And how have courts done something about it. And they’ve had think, typically twice a year webinars where they show off kind of where they’re headed. Roger Skalbeck 49:16 What’s interesting hearing you describe the process, Kris, there’s a class action lawsuit that’s been filed in I believe the Northern District of California.
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